Head and neck surgery during the coronavirus-19 pandemic: The University of California San Francisco experience.

Katherine C WaiMary Jue XuRex H LeeIvan H El-SayedJonathan R GeorgeChase M HeatonP Daniel KnottAndrea M ParkWilliam R RyanRahul SethPatrick K Ha

Published in: Head & neck (2020)

During COVID-19, perioperative outcomes were similar, operative time increased, and there were no recorded transmissions to staff or patients. Continued surgical management of head and neck cancer patients can be provided safely.

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