
The patients’ perspective in oral cancer – part I
Around 370.000 people worldwide are diagnosed with oral cavity cancer each year.[1] Although this is a significant amount, there is little awareness of the symptoms
Around 370.000 people worldwide are diagnosed with oral cavity cancer each year.[1] Although this is a significant amount, there is little awareness of the symptoms
A recent and very well-built study by the Erasmus-university Medical Center by R. Smits et al. demonstrates that intraoperative assessment has a significant impact on the
Globally, over 350.000 patients are diagnosed with oral cavity cancer each year. For these patients, the primary treatment is surgery. The surgeon then tries to
Head & Neck cancer is the seventh most common type of cancer in Europe[1]. Head & Neck cancer includes o.a. Oral Cavity Cancer. More than 75%
The Erasmus-university Medical Center recently published a review on the methods for intraoperative margin assessment. The review recommends the specimen-driven approach, which corresponds with the
Anand Manichand, takes on the role of Development and Commercial lead and thereby strengthens the team of SurGuide, a Rotterdam based MedTech start-up. In his
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