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Cancer of the head and neck. General aspects.

Cancersd and neck are a model for the mangement of other cancers. The manner in which these lesions are managed reveals the basic philosophies of the oncology services in a hospital; they may weld or disband a multidisciplinary team. Oncology specialties need to be well developed and integrated to provide the best in patient care. Survival results reflect the length of life; however, both the quality and quantity of survival are marks of the cancer therapist. "Cancer of the head and neck" is a misnomer; these cancers could be more accurately named "cancer of the upper respiratory and alimentary passages" since brain tumors and orbit tumors are not included in this term. Nevertheless, historical usage has defined their scope. The perpetuation of the term is justified by emphasizing that the management of the mucosal surfaces in the head often depends on whether there is spread into cervical lymph nodes. The