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Study confirms radiotherapy for head and neck
Dateline - A new study confirms the efficacy and safety of elective regional radiation therapy for a subgroup of patients with cutaneous head and neck melanoma. The patients include those who are predicted to have high rates of lymph node involvement but because of medical comorbidities cannot undergo surgical dissection and are not candidates for systemic therapy.
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