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Biopsy says well differentiated infiltrating scc at the angle of the mouth depth of invation is 4mm no lvi or pni found staging t2n0m0 what treatment?

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See below: If you are in good health a radicl excision of this lesion is the first lien then i would depend on the surgeion, radiologist and oncologist to decide if more treatment is needed. This cancer can be cured.

Answered 5/16/2013

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