Research Article
Alimentation Impact of Treatments of 254 Oropharyngeal Cancers (1998–2003)
Table 2
Types of treatment.
| Types of treatment | |
| Induction chemotherapy: no (%) | 81 (32.1) | Surgery: no (% of patients, % of operated patients) | 158 (62.7, 100) | Submandibular approach | 65 (25.8, 41.1) | Hyosubglossoepiglottectomy | 32 (12.7, 20.3) | Lateral oropharyngectomy | 28 (11.1, 17.7) | Total laryngectomy extended in base of tongue | 5 (2.0, 3.2) | Transoral approach | 58 (23.0, 36.7) | Transmandibular approach | 31 (12.3, 19.6) | Mandibular swing | 26 (10.3, 16.5) | Pharyngectomy with mandibulectomy | 5 (2.0, 3.2) | Lymphadenectomy only | 4 (1.6, 2.5) | Lymphadenectomy: no (% of patients, % of operated patients) | 157 (62.3, 99.4) | Left | 42 (16.7, 26.6) | Right | 48 (19.0, 30.4) | Bilateral | 67 (26.6, 42.4) | Postoperative complication: no (% of patients, % of operated patients) | 41 (16.3, 25.9 ) | Radiotherapy: no (%) | 173 (68.7) | Postoperative radiotherapy | 112 (44.4) | With concomitant chemotherapy | 46 (18.1) | Without concomitant chemotherapy | 66 (26.3) | Exclusive radiotherapy | 46 (18.1) | With concomitant chemotherapy | 32 (12.7) | Without concomitant chemotherapy | 14 (5.4) | Local curietherapy | 15 (6.0) | No postoperative radiotherapy: no (% of patients, % of operated patients) | 38 (15.1, 24.1) | Palliative chemotherapy: no (%) | 6 (2.4) | Palliative care: no (%) | 9 (3.6) |
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