Check out our @UCSF_OHNS video on HPV-Associated Sinonasal Squamous Cell Carcinoma as a part of the @AHNSinfo Skull Base Oncology Case Series! https://t.co/ziK5sOwo4U
Jaw stretching has been the mainstay of trismus therapy. Can the addition of active biting further improve mouth opening?
@UCSF_OHNS
https://t.co/JCs0uXm9Nx
🎖Check out the Highly cited #Article "Approaches to the Management of Metastatic Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma"
👏by @RexHLee et al. @UCSF
Find out more here▶️https://t.co/qETWRO7Ksg
adenoid cystic carcinoma (ACC); salivary gland cancer; metastasis; systemic therapy; chemotherapy
A minority of patients with recurrent/metastatic salivary gland cancer respond to immune checkpoint inhibitors. Can we use the neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio to help guide ICI use in this population? @UCSF_OHNS https://t.co/rMCzS7GToz
Daily dizziness symptoms are better correlated with VM-PATHI score than the DHI, providing further validation of VM-PATHI as a disease-specific outcome measure for patients with VM.
@UCSF_OHNS
https://t.co/6qpe28VhoW
To tip or not to tip? Check out our commentary in @CR_AACR on a new @kuraoncology study for combination therapy in PIK3CA/HRAS-dysregulated HNSCC. @UCSF_OHNS@JenniferGrandis https://t.co/aQ3gG5fbMQ
Congratulations to Drs. Jennifer Grandis (@JenniferGrandis) & Daniel Johnson, recipients of @UCSFMedicines's Long-Term Mentor Award! They are pictured here with colleagues & mentees, including Rex Lee (@RexHLee), who nominated them for the award. https://t.co/fcbDTazVsa
For Head & Neck Cancer Awareness Month this April, we're taking a look at the innovative research happening at the @UCSF_OHNS#HNCancer Lab, led by Drs. @JenniferGrandis, Patrick Ha & Daniel Johnson. 👇 https://t.co/byp6W1GMYn #HNCancerAwareness 1/6
🔔 @PlasSurgENTClin: What role might the surgeon have in restoring human dignity to patients facing total laryngectomy?
🔄 @sdmccammon & I review issues that patients face at biological + social end-of-life (EOL) in laryngeal cancer (LC).
Read more/🧵⬇️ https://t.co/neUvh5Xpx4
In @Cancers_MDPI, we describe the scope of trismus following mandibulectomy and fibula free flap recon, identifying ramus-involving mandibulotomies as a significant risk factor for persistent trismus >6 months postoperatively https://t.co/gJbztKoz0L @UCSF_OHNS