How would you manage de novo oligometastatic NSCLC with an isolated low cervical node metastasis?

I view the presence of an isolated low cervical node as somewhere in between an advanced stage III (since supraclavicular/scalene is N3), and oligometastatic stage IV. In either case, assuming the patient received several cycles of induction systemic therapy without progression, I do believe there i...

I broadly agree with Dr. @Dr. First Last's comment. I think that the SC area is one of the more-challenging places for us to rely heavily on imaging, since:

• It is challenging to see the tumor and nerves both the time of planning and during IGRT;
• PET images are often not done in the tx position, so i...