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At a comprehensive cancer center you typically get the combined skills of a multi-disciplined head and neck cancer team (surgery, radiation, and chemo) to evaluate your case and determine the best course of treatment -- IF you need treatment. (I hope you don't -- you may still find that your biopsy shows something benign.)

On this site, under Other Resources, there is a link to comprehensive cancer centers that have been designated as such by the National Cancer Institute.

Cathy


Tongue SCC (T2M0N0), poorly differentiated, diagnosed 3/89, partial glossectomy and neck dissection 4/89, radiation from early June to late August 1989