How would you manage a cT2, N0 poorly differentiated mucoepidermoid carcinoma with sarcomatous features/carcinosarcoma affecting the soft palate?

This is such an uncommon entity that one can only make a best guess, and in theMednet forum where only a brief synopsis is provided, it is even more challenging. In general, Mucoepidermoid cancers are treated with surgery, and the pathologic entity (of sarcomatous features) would not change this.

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Surgery and postop RT.