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Usefulness of surveillance imaging in patients with head and neck cancer who are treated with definitive radiotherapy.

Sweet Ping NgCourtney PollardJoel BerendsZeina AyoubMona J KamalAdam S GardenHouda BahigScott B CantorAndrew J SchaeferTemitayo AjayiG Brandon GunnSteven J FrankHeath D SkinnerJack PhanWilliam H MorrisonRenata FerrarottoJason M JohnsonAbdallah S R MohamedStephen Y LaiAmy C HesselErich M SturgisRandal S WeberClifton David FullerDavid I Rosenthal
Published in: Cancer (2019)
Surveillance imaging in asymptomatic patients with HNC who are treated definitively with radiotherapy without clinically suspicious findings beyond 2 years has a low yield and a high cost. Physicians ordering these studies must use judicious consideration and discretion.
Keyphrases
  • locally advanced
  • high resolution
  • early stage
  • public health
  • radiation therapy
  • primary care
  • radiation induced
  • squamous cell carcinoma
  • rectal cancer
  • newly diagnosed
  • case control