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Would you cover elective nodal regions in a patient with high-risk cutaneous SCC of the right medial forehead with clinically negative lymph nodes s/p WLE with graft?

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Radiation Oncology · Bon Secours Mercy Health

This patient exhibits several adverse features that could warrant post-operative management. As a caveat, patient KPS and other factors may influence the decision point on if and what to treat. That said, the tumor size, thickness, and the presence of other high-risk features in aggregate (+PNI/LVSI...

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Radiation Oncology · University of Florida

Yes. Ipsilateral parotid nodes, plus 1b, 2, and 3.

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Radiation Oncology · West Virginia University

Our single institution study (Clinical Skin Cancer) of high risk cutaneous SCCa showed only depth of invasion was predictive of regional nodal mets (10% rate in patients with depth of invasion of 4 mm or greater) based on a sentinel node mapping. Neither recurrence, tumor size, LVSI, PNI, nor grade ...

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Radiation Oncology · White Plains Hospital

Would also include course of V1 to Meckel's cave given PNI.

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