How would you manage the contralateral neck and adjacent structures for a glossotonsillar or glossopharyngeal sulcus primary cancer if well lateralized?

The glossopharyngeal and glossotonsilar sulci are the grooves between the lateral oropharyngeal wall or the tonsil and the base of the tongue, representing a very lateral OPC location that does not require contralateral neck RT. The main neck nodes at risk are II and III. In the absence of significa...

While the question asks a specific location, the answer can be viewed more globally, as it depends on what your practice is.

The question is also 2 questions - the first asking about the neck and the second about primary coverage specifically CTV2 or the primary expansion around CTV1 that goes to a s...

No. Yes.