Surgery is the mainstay of treatment for<unk>  cancer. Radical approach is required in larger lesions, impaired<unk>  mobility, deep<unk>  infiltration, floor-of-mouth extension. A partial glossectomy with negative margins can preserve speech and swallowing for most stage I and II lesions of the oral<unk> . Partial glossectomy is commonly required for advanced disease.Total glossectomy is required in cases where bilateral lingual arteries are involved by cancer. In these cases, postoperative radiotherapy or chemoradiotherapy, appears to improve disease control compared with surgery alone. Elective treatment of the neck in patients with stage I and II oral cavity cancer is not well established. Studies recommend a tumor thickness cutoff of 4 mm as a threshold for elective neck dissection.
Tongue cancer surgery
Oral cancer surgery
Salivary gland tumor surgery
Desmoid tumor surgery
Hypopharyngeal cancer surgery
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma surgery
Pancoast tumor surgery
Skin cancer surgery