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How would you manage progressive diffuse (both cords and arytenoid) high grade dysplasia of the larynx, with no in-situ or invasive disease on biopsies?

Leukoplakia is present throughout but no exophytic masses seen. Is radiation an option (dose/fractionation)? Surgery? PDT?
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Radiation Oncology · University of Florida
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High grade dysplasia is CIS and behaves like T1 invasive SCC. 63 Gy in 28 fractions larynx only.

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