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January 26, 20260 citations

The continuous evolution of concepts in compartmental resections for oral cavity cancer: principles, indications, and outcomes.

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CMClaudia MontenegroAGAlberto GrammaticaCPCesare Piazza

Key Points

  • This research aims to evaluate the principles and evolution of compartmental resections in oral cavity cancer treatment.
  • Review of historical and contemporary surgical approaches
  • Analysis of oncological outcomes
  • Discussion on functional outcomes
  • Confirmation of the efficacy of compartmental resections
  • Indications for its application in clinical practice
  • Evidence of improved functional outcomes over time

Abstract

Even though further multicentric prospective studies are needed to confirm the replicability of the oncological results described by pioneers of the CS approach, as well as to quantify the functional outcomes obtained by its large-scale application, this surgical philosophy confirms its vitality, relentless diffusion, and progressive evolution in the head and neck cancer arena.

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Montenegro et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/697703f6722626c4468e8fechttps://doi.org/10.1097/moo.0000000000001110
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