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Squamous cell carcinoma

2019-01-12 13:30:12
Lesions,left lateral border of tongue : Superficial biopsy showing features suspicious for a well differentiated squamous cell carcinoma
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Metastatic work up followed by surgery Then plan chemo/RT depends on HPR

Answered2019-01-24 07:19:45

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get a PET CT scan if possible surgery or radiation plus minus chemotherapy ok

Answered2019-01-13 01:33:14

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Needs surgery.. Meet a surgical oncologist in person for surgical opinion... Needs MRI tongue and neck for staging too..

Answered2019-01-12 13:34:49

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