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Tongue Cancer
Post tongue surgery, in pet CT report confirms Few mild metabolically active and non metabolically active level lb, ll deep cervical lymph nodes with relatively preserved fatty hilum on both the sides more likely to be inflammatory.
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Please share post operative histopathology report
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Visit Radiation Oncologist for adjuvant treatment (if any)
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Need previous investigation and post op hpe reports needed
And these reports shows less likely recurrence
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Hi, decision on adjuvant treatment is done based on the size of the tumour, depth of invasion pathologically, node involvement. If you have undergone surgery for tongue cancer, they would have addressed nodes in neck also surgically. If those nodes were involved or not, will be mentioned in your histopathology report. It’s based on these along with other factors like LVSI, PNI etc that the doctor decides if you should undergo radiation therapy.
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Consult a radiation oncologist
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Please share histopathology report
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Dr. Chandni Hotwani
Radiation Oncologist
15 yrs exp
Nagpur
Can you share histopathology report
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May require radiotherapy
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