The First and Second Echelon Sentinel Lymph Node Evaluation in Oral Cancer
Abstract Sentinel lymph node biopsy shows promise as a minimally invasive technique that samples the first echelon (station) of nodes to predict the need for more extensive neck dissection. This paper discusses the accuracy and feasibility of sentinel node and “station II node” biopsy for predicting...
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