Postgraduate Medicine · 1952 · 83 citations · 3 references
MedicineNeck SurgeryOncologyCervical DiseaseMetastasisNeck OncologyCervical CancerCervical Lymph Node MetastasisLymph Node MetastasisLymph Node PathologyNeck DissectionOral Cavity CancerCervical Lymph Node DissectionCervical Lymph Node ManagementClinical Nodal StagingMalignant Neck TumorsMetastatic Neck DiseaseMetastatic Tumors To The NeckNeck MetastasisNeck Node Metastasis
The medical profession must be reminded emphatically of the frequency with which cervical metastasis may appear as the first and only symptom in cancer of the mouth, pharynx and larynx, less often elsewhere in the body. There can be no possibility of cure until the primary lesion is found. The immediate removal of a lymph node for diagnosis is never in the best interests of the patient.
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Hayes Martin, Bernardo del Valle, Harry E. Ehrlich et al. · Cancer · 1951 · 405 citations
THE CASE FOR BRANCHIOGENIC CANCER (MALIGNANT BRANCHIOMA)
Hayes Mautin, H. MASON MORFIT, Harry E. Ehrlich · Annals of Surgery · 1950 · 188 citations
THE TREATMENT OF CERVICAL METASTATIC CANCER
Hayes Martin · Annals of Surgery · 1941 · 65 citations
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