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Early intervention for head and neck cancer-related lymphedema significantly improves swallowing function and patient-reported outcomes, supporting timely multidisciplinary care.
A study at The Ohio State Comprehensive Cancer Center reveals high rates of prolonged opioid use following radiation or chemoradiation in head and neck cancer patients, underscoring the need for tailored opioid stewardship.
This study explores how breast reconstruction type and device placement impact radiation therapy planning, dose distribution, treatment timing, and complications, revealing nuanced effects on heart, lung doses, and internal mammary node cov
