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Home » Head And Neck Cancers

Head And Neck Cancers

March 22, 2025 by Kristensmith Taylor Leave a Comment

Head And Neck Cancers

Carcinoma Of Alveolus Clinical Features

  • Early invasion of bone takes place mostly via the PDL and this causes extensive mobility and premature loss of the
    regional teeth.
  • Extraction of tooth often leads to early bone invasion,which causes non-healing or delayed healing of the extraction socket.
  • Mandibular lesions often extend to the adjoining structures, e. g. labial mucosa, tongue, bone, flor of the mouth and the retromolar areas.

“Symptoms Of Head And Neck Cancers”

  • Metastasis occurs often to the submandibular and deep cervical lymph nodes.
  • Involvement of inferior alveolar nerve can lead to paresthesia.

Head And Neck Cancers

“What Are Head And Neck Cancers”

Question 2. What are the causes of secondaries in neck. Describe carcinoma of tongue in detail.

Answer. Following are the causes of secondaries in neck:

  • Sub-mental lymph nodes: Infections and metastasis
  • Submandibular lymph nodes: Infections and carcinoma
  • Parotid: Eyelid tumors, parotid tumors and tuberculosis
  • Prelaryngeal: Laryngeal carcinoma
  • Pretracheal and paratracheal: Papillary carcinoma of thyroid and tuberculosis

“Causes Of Head And Neck Cancers”

  • Upper anterior deep (Jugulo-digastric): Tonsillitis,carcinoma of posterior one-third of tongue,oropharyngeal carcinoma and tuberculosis
  • Upper posterior deep: Tuberculosis, nasopharyngeal carcinoma
  • Middle group: Papillary carcinoma of thyroid
  • Lower anterior (Jugulo-omohyoid): Carcinoma of tongue and carcinoma of thyroid
  • Lower posterior (Supraclavicular): Bronchogenic carcinoma, intra-abdominal malignancy and lymphoma

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