Head and neck cancer surveillance: A guide past the five-year mark
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Foden, Neil
Hogan, David
Vasani, Sarju
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Background A head and neck cancer patient has completed treatment and five-year surveillance with their oncologists and surgeons and has been discharged back into your care. What is next and what do you not want to miss in this patient?
Objective This article aims to provide the general practitioner with a practical guide and an up-to-date evidence-based review on how to manage the head and neck cancer survivor.
Discussion Attentive surveillance encompassing risk stratification and guidance, early detection of recurrence and second malignancies, effective management of chronic symptoms and the provision of psychosocial support are fundamental in providing a holistic and comprehensive care plan for the head and neck cancer survivor.
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Australian Journal of General Practice
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53
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12 Suppl
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Oncology and carcinogenesis
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Health surveillance
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Chen, J; Foden, N; Hogan, D; Vasani, S, Head and neck cancer surveillance: A guide past the five-year mark, Australian Journal of General Practice, 2024, 53 (12 Suppl), pp. S10-S14