Despite significant progress in the treatment of head and 
neck cancer using new techniques, including organ preservation strategies, 
recurrence still occurs in up to 50% of patients with locally advanced disease. 
Head and Neck Cancer Recurrence is the first comprehensive, 
evidence-based reference on this complex condition, providing state-of-the-art 
strategies for treating and managing recurrence at each site within the head and 
neck. With this book at hand, specialists will have guidelines for detecting the 
presence of a tumor, evaluating the extent and likelihood of successful salvage, 
determining the most effective treatment modalities, and assessing the potential 
impact on outcome and function.

Special features:

Brings together all the current evidence and expertise 
on the epidemiology, risk factors, clinical and imaging evaluation, and 
management of recurrent head and neck cancer tumors
Includes both curative 
and palliative approaches, and discusses surgical, radiotherapeutic, and 
chemotherapeutic strategic options
Contains substantial contributions by 
specialists in speech and language therapy, palliative care, psychology, 
epidemiology, and clinical cancer nursing to provide a holistic, 
multidisciplinary approach to the management of recurrence of head and neck 
cancers
Brings the decision-making process to life with illustrative case 
studies that contain patient histories, clinical findings, treatment 
planning, and documented results

The combination of the most recent clinical advances with the latest thinking 
in the field makes this book an essential resource for all head and neck 
surgeons, clinical oncologists, radiation oncologists, nurse practitioners, 
allied health professionals and senior trainees working to improve patient 
management and outcomes in this challenging arena.