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Poor tumor differentiation is an independent adverse prognostic variable in patients with locally advanced oral cavity cancer--Comparison with pathological risk factors according to the NCCN guidelines.

Li-Yu LeeChien-Yu LinNai-Ming ChengChi-Ying TsaiChuen HsuehKang-Hsing FanHung-Ming WangJason Chia-Hsun HsiehShu-Hang NgChih-Hua YehChih-Hung LinChung-Kan TsaoTuan-Jen FangShiang-Fu HuangLi-Ang LeeChung-Jan KangKu-Hao FangYu-Chien WangWan-Ni LinLi-Jen HsinTzu-Chen YenChih-Hung Lin
Published in: Cancer medicine (2021)
In addition to ENE, poor tumor differentiation was identified as the second most relevant adverse RF for patients with pT3-4 OCSCC. We suggest that the NCCN guidelines should include poor tumor differentiation as an adverse RF to refine and tailor clinical management.
Keyphrases
  • risk factors
  • locally advanced
  • squamous cell carcinoma
  • clinical practice
  • rectal cancer
  • emergency department
  • adverse drug
  • young adults
  • phase ii study
  • open label