Management of Head and Neck Cancer — MCQs

What is the most common oral cancer?

What is the most appropriate treatment after resection of lateral border of tongue carcinoma with high-risk features (positive margins, perineural invasion)?

Treatment of stage III carcinoma of oral tongue is:

Treatment of choice for carcinoma larynx T1N0M0 stage -

Identify the marked structure in the given image.

Most common presentation in nasopharyngeal carcinoma is with:

Which of these is the STRONGEST indication for giving adjuvant treatment in oral malignancy after resection and Modified Radical Neck Dissection (MRND)?

A patient presents with a cheek cancer of 2.5 cm size, which is close to and involves the alveolus, and is associated with a single mobile cervical lymph node of 6 cm size. What is the TNM staging?

Late effects of radiation therapy include:

Carcinoma of pyriform fossa usually presents with :