Vol 3, No 3 (2013)

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DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF HEAD AND NECK TUMORS

SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA OF THE HEAD AND NECK: NEW AVENUES OF TREATMENT?

Braunschweig T., Lewandrowski A., Smeets D., Bolotin M.V.

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Head and Neck Tumors. 2013;3(3):4-10
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REFRACTORY OF WELL-DIFFERENTIATED THYROID CANCER TO THE TREATMENT WITH RADIOACTIVE IODINE

Rumyantsev P.O.

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Resistance of well-differentiated distant metastases to radioactive iodine treatment severely deteriorate survival prognosis of patients. Chemotherapy (doxorubicin and combinations) and retinoid acid analoques (isotretinоin, roaccutan) implimentation did not allow to recommend them as a therapy of choice. Effectiveness of several multikinase inhibitors (vandetanib, sorafenib, sunitinib) was confirmed in phase II clinical trials. In result of phase III clinical trial of sorafenib (reported on ASCO’2013, Chicago, USA) its therapeutic efficacy in patient with iodine-refractory well-differentiated thyroid cancer was affirmed.

Head and Neck Tumors. 2013;3(3):11-15
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MICROVASCULAR RECONSTRUCTION OF PEDIATRIC MANDIBULAR DEFECTS

Bolotin M.V., Lopatin A.V.

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The treatment of aggressive benign and malignant head and neck tumors requires partial (segmental) or half mandibular resection on frequent occasions. Mandibular defects of even a small extent lead to significant cosmetic deformity and are accompanied by impairment of important functions, such as chewing, swallowing, and correct speech production. Mandibuloplasty using a revascularized peroneal graft is the method of choice after extensive resections for disseminated benign and malignant tumors.

Head and Neck Tumors. 2013;3(3):16-19
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REVIEWS

TREATMENT FOR ORAL MUCOSAL CANCER

Yakovleva L.P.

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The literature review analyzes current trends in the treatment of oral mucosal cancer. Surgery performed at the first stage of complex or combination treatment, followed by radiation or platinum drug-based competitive chemotherapy, is the standard treatment. To choose treatment policy depends on the extent of a tumor process and the presence of unfavorable prognostic factors that determine the high risk of disease recurrence and progression. The basic principles of combination and complex therapy are to strictly comply with the time and sequence of therapy. The treatment of recurrent tumors to be surgically untreated is based on chemotherapy using platinum and target drugs.

Head and Neck Tumors. 2013;3(3):20-25
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MODERN METHODS OF RADIATION TREATMENT OF TUMORS OF THE HEAD AND NECK (REVIEW)

Absalyamov R.I.

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This article analyzes the current trends in radiation therapy of primary and recurrent, localized and locally advanced head and neck tumors. Address the use of radiation therapy as a stand-alone options, or in combination with surgery. Describe the characteristics and evaluate the use of the most modern methods.

Head and Neck Tumors. 2013;3(3):27-34
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CASE REPORT

CEREBRAL METASTASES CANCER OF THE LARYNX: TWO CASE REPORTS

Sevyan N.V., Karakhan V.B., Tsybulskaya J.A., Belov D.M., Bondarenko J.V., Naskhletashvili D.R., Medvedev S.V., Polyakov B.I.

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Cerebral metastases cancer of the larynx are rare and poorly understood pathology, many questions of diagnostics and treatment of this pathology remain open. In the work presents clinical cases сerebral metastases cancer of the larynx. Special attention is paid to surgical treatment in complex with chemotherapy.

Head and Neck Tumors. 2013;3(3):35-37
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SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR DISSEMINATED RECURRENT TUMOR OF THE TONGUE (A CLINICAL CASE)

Ostrinskaya T.V., Nurayev N.B., Zhumankulov A.M.

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The paper presents the possibilities of surgical treatment of tongue tumours spreading to neighbouring organs: the throat, larynx, alveolar edge of lower jaw. Application of ресtoralis mayor musculocutaneous flap allows you to perform a single reconstruction of post-operative defect with acceptable functional and cosmetic result.

Head and Neck Tumors. 2013;3(3):38-42
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SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR LOCALLY ADVANCED RECURRENT CANCER OF THE EXTERNAL EAR. A CLINICAL NOTE

Badalyan A.G., Mudunov A.M.

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The paper describes a case of treatment for recurrent basal-cell carcinoma of the external ear by radical surgical intervention closing a skull base defect with blood supplied flaps.
Head and Neck Tumors. 2013;3(3):43-46
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