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| General Considerations | |
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| Aetiology and molecular changes in salivary neoplasms Gallo andBruschini | |
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| WHO classification of salivary gland tumours: is it over-elaborate forclinical use?- A pathologist's perspective Eveson- A surgeon's perspective Watkinson | |
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| Investigation of the salivary gland lump- Overview McGurk- A clinical cytologist's viewpoint Webb | |
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| Benign Neoplasms | |
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| Significance of the tumour capsule in parotid pleomorphic adenoma- The changing face of conventional principles Langdon- The minimalist approach Hancock | |
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| Treatment of spillage and residual disease of pleomorphic adenomas- The role of radiotherapy Slevin- The "wait and see" policy Natvig | |
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| Management of recurrent parotid pleomorphic adenomas Renehan | |
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| Evidence for the progression from benign to malignant pleomorphic adenomaEveson and Yeudall | |
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| The influence of multicentricity in the treatment of Warthin's tumour- Overview van der Waal- Parotidectomy versus limited dissection Hancock | |
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| Childhood parotid tumours- A surgeon's perspective Frankenthaler- A paediatric oncologist's perspective Brennan | |
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| Morbidity in surgery for benign parotid disease O'Brien | |
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| Malignant Neoplasms | |
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| Management of salivary gland cancer: clinically or pathologically based?- Site-directed approach van der Waal and Snow- Peculiarities of submandibular carcinomas Spiro- Overview McGurk | |
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| The role of radiotherapy in the treatment of salivary gland cancers- The evidence Slevin- Patient selection and fast neutrons Frankenthaler | |
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| Factors predicting neck metastases Frankenthaler | |
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| Can recurrent salivary cancers be salvaged?- The New York experience Spiro- The Manchester experience Renehan | |
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| Factors predicting distant metastase and subsequent management- Predictive factors Gallo and Bruschini- Subsequent management Renehan | |
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| The controversial adenoid cystic carcinoma- Is this cancer curable and where does it fail? Spiro- The implications of histological grading perineural invasion Barrett andSpeight- The role of conservative versus radical surgery Snow and van der Waal | |
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| The management of skin metastases to the parotid lymph nodes- The Australian experience O'Brien- Towards preserving the facial nerve Meirion Thomas | |
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| Lymphoepithelial disease and MALT lymphoma Speight | |
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| Chronic Salivary Disease and CalculiContents List - Page 223. Extra-corpeal lithotripsy for salivary calculi: results and future roleCapaccio, Katz and Escudier | |
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| Intra-corpeal lithotripsy for salivary calculi: results and future roleArzoz and Nahleili | |
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| Basket retrieval of stone fragments and other adjuvant techniques forremoval of stone debris Brown | |
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| Treatment of non-neoplastic disease of the submandibular gland- Sialoadenctomy Gallo, Berloco and Bruschini- Conservative surgical approach to stones in the hilum of the submandibulargland McGurk | |
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| Parotidectomy for chronic parotid salivary disease- Review of the problem Bailey- Clinical outcome and complications O'Brien" | |