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7 topics, 29 min.
18 topics, 1 hr. 26 min.
Principles of T Staging of Oral Cavity Squamous Cell Malignancy
4 m.Principles of N and M Staging of Oral Cavity Squamous Cell Malignancy
6 m.Diagnosis of Oral Tongue Squamous Cell Malignancy
6 m.T Staging of Oral Tongue Squamous Cell Malignancy
6 m.N and M Staging of Oral Tongue Squamous Cell Malignancy
5 m.Diagnosis of Buccal Mucosal Squamous Cell Malignancy
4 m.T Staging of Buccal Mucosal Squamous Cell Malignancy
3 m.N and M Staging of Buccal Mucosal Squamous Cell Malignancy
3 m.Diagnosis of Alveolar Mucosal Squamous Cell Malignancy
7 m.T Staging of Alveolar Mucosal Squamous Cell Malignancy
6 m.Diagnosis of Retromolar Trigone Squamous Cell Malignancy
6 m.T Staging of Retromolar Trigone Squamous Cell Malignancy
5 m.Diagnosis of Hard Palate Squamous Cell Malignancy
4 m.T Staging of Hard Palate Squamous Cell Malignancy
4 m.Diagnosis of Floor of Mouth Squamous Cell Malignancy
9 m.T Staging of Floor of Mouth Squamous Cell Malignancy
6 m.N and M Staging of Floor of Mouth Squamous Cell Malignancy
5 m.Marrow Infiltration and Perineural Infiltration in the Oral Cavity
5 m.7 topics, 24 min.
21 topics, 1 hr. 9 min.
Anatomy and Boundaries of the Oropharynx
4 m.Anatomy of the Tongue Base
4 m.Anatomy of the Palatine Tonsil
4 m.Anatomy of the Soft Palate
3 m.Anatomy of the Posterior Oropharyngeal Wall
3 m.Oropharyngeal SCC of the Base of Tongue
4 m.Oropharyngeal Carcinoma: Nodal Drainage and Differential Dx
5 m.Staging Oropharynx Cancer, T-staging
4 m.Staging Oropharynx Cancer, N-Staging
6 m.Oropharynx - Base of Tongue SCC: T-Staging
3 m.Base of Tongue Oropharyngeal Carcinoma, N & M Staging
3 m.Oropharynx - SCC of the Palatine Tonsil
4 m.Oropharynx - Palatine Tonsil SCC: Paths of Spread
5 m.Oropharynx - Lymphadenopathy and HPV-Related SCC
3 m.Oropharynx - Palatine Tonsil SCC - T Staging
4 m.Oropharynx - Palatine Tonsil SCC - N/M Staging
4 m.Oropharynx - SCC of the Soft Palate
3 m.Oropharynx - SCC: Paths of Spread and Differential Dx
4 m.Oropharynx - Soft Palate SCC: Nodal Drainage
2 m.Oropharynx - Soft Palate SCC - TNM Staging
3 m.Oropharynx - Base of Tongue Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma
5 m.18 topics, 56 min.
Hypopharynx anatomy
4 m.Hypopharynx - The Piriform Sinus Anatomy
5 m.Hypopharynx - The Postcricoid Space Anatomy
4 m.Hypopharynx - The Posterior Hypopharyngeal Wall Anatomy
5 m.Hypopharynx - Piriform Sinus SCC
5 m.Hypopharynx - Piriform Sinus Carcinoma - Local Spread
4 m.Hypopharyngeal SCC - Nodal Drainage
3 m.Hypopharyngeal SCC - Differential Dx
2 m.Hypopharyngeal Carcinoma - T Staging
3 m.Hypopharyngeal SCC - N Staging
3 m.Hypopharynx - Piriform Sinus SCC - T Staging
5 m.Hypopharynx - Piriform Sinus SCC - N/M Staging
4 m.Hypopharynx - Postcricoid Space SCC
4 m.Hypopharynx - Postcricoid Space SCC - Local Spread
4 m.Hypopharynx - Postcricoid SCC - Differential Diagnoses
2 m.Hypopharynx - Postcricoid Space SCC: T Staging
3 m.Hypopharynx - Postcricoid Space SCC - N/M Staging
3 m.Hypopharynx - Changes in AJCC Staging Guidelines
4 m.18 topics, 1 hr. 3 min.
Larynx Anatomy
5 m.Larynx Anatomy: Supraglottic, Glottic, and Subglottic Sites
9 m.The Supraglottic Larynx
4 m.The Glottic Larynx.
3 m.The Subglottic Larynx
3 m.Laryngeal SCC - T Staging
7 m.Laryngeal SCC - Cartilage Invasion
4 m.Laryngeal SCC: Local and Nodal Extension
4 m.Supraglottic SCC- Differential Diagnoses
3 m.Laryngeal SCC: Glottic Origin
5 m.Larynx - Glottic SCC: Patterns of Local Spread
4 m.Laryngeal SCC of the Subglottis
3 m.Larynx - Subglottic Carcinomas: Patterns of Spread & Differential Dx
3 m.Laryngeal SCC: T Staging
4 m.Larynx - Glottic SCC: T Staging
3 m.Laryngeal SCC: N Staging
2 m.Glottic SCC: T Staging
4 m.Laryngeal SCC: N and M Staging
3 m.5 topics, 14 min.
3 topics, 16 min.
0:01
Hello everyone, Dr. Sydney Levy here.
0:03
3 00:00:05,369 --> 00:00:07,820 Today, I'd like to discuss the end staging
0:07
of hypopharyngeal squamous cell malignancy.
0:11
As with other parts of the pharynx, we have
0:15
N1, N2A, N2B, N2C, N3A, and N3B classifications.
0:24
The good news is that these are the
0:26
same as for oropharyngeal tumours.
0:31
So you can remember one, and you will remember both.
0:36
N1 is a single ipsilateral lymph node less
0:40
than 3 cm without extranodal extension.
0:44
N2A is a single ipsilateral lymph node more than
0:49
3 cm, less than 6 cm, without extranodal extension.
0:54
N2B is multiple ipsilateral lymph nodes
0:59
less than 6 cm without extranodal extension.
1:02
N2C is bilateral or contralateral lymph nodes
1:09
less than 6 cm without extranodal extension.
1:13
N3A is any lymph node more than
1:16
6 cm without extranodal extension.
1:19
And N3B, which is the new classification
1:23
introduced with the 8th edition of guidelines,
1:26
is the presence of clinically overt extranodal extension.
1:31
The word "clinically" is important there, because
1:33
as radiologists, we can only infer that it is
1:36
likely that extranodal extension is present.
1:40
But it is really up to the clinician or the
1:43
pathologist to confirm extranodal extension.
1:48
Clinically, this may be ascertained if a node is
1:51
fixed on clinical examination. Pathologically,
1:55
it is seen at the histopathological level.
1:58
So we shouldn't be saying there is definite extranodal
2:01
extension, but we can say that the morphology of the
2:05
lymph node is suggestive of extranodal extension.
2:08
And that is a helpful thing to put in the report.
2:12
N staging is, as for other parts of the head and neck, M1
2:17
being presence of distant metastasis, M0 being nothing.
2:22
The last point to remember is that, uh, the superior
2:25
mediastinal lymph nodes, otherwise known as level seven,
2:29
in the head and neck classification, are considered
2:32
regional lymph nodes for the purposes of N staging.
Interactive Transcript
0:01
Hello everyone, Dr. Sydney Levy here.
0:03
3 00:00:05,369 --> 00:00:07,820 Today, I'd like to discuss the end staging
0:07
of hypopharyngeal squamous cell malignancy.
0:11
As with other parts of the pharynx, we have
0:15
N1, N2A, N2B, N2C, N3A, and N3B classifications.
0:24
The good news is that these are the
0:26
same as for oropharyngeal tumours.
0:31
So you can remember one, and you will remember both.
0:36
N1 is a single ipsilateral lymph node less
0:40
than 3 cm without extranodal extension.
0:44
N2A is a single ipsilateral lymph node more than
0:49
3 cm, less than 6 cm, without extranodal extension.
0:54
N2B is multiple ipsilateral lymph nodes
0:59
less than 6 cm without extranodal extension.
1:02
N2C is bilateral or contralateral lymph nodes
1:09
less than 6 cm without extranodal extension.
1:13
N3A is any lymph node more than
1:16
6 cm without extranodal extension.
1:19
And N3B, which is the new classification
1:23
introduced with the 8th edition of guidelines,
1:26
is the presence of clinically overt extranodal extension.
1:31
The word "clinically" is important there, because
1:33
as radiologists, we can only infer that it is
1:36
likely that extranodal extension is present.
1:40
But it is really up to the clinician or the
1:43
pathologist to confirm extranodal extension.
1:48
Clinically, this may be ascertained if a node is
1:51
fixed on clinical examination. Pathologically,
1:55
it is seen at the histopathological level.
1:58
So we shouldn't be saying there is definite extranodal
2:01
extension, but we can say that the morphology of the
2:05
lymph node is suggestive of extranodal extension.
2:08
And that is a helpful thing to put in the report.
2:12
N staging is, as for other parts of the head and neck, M1
2:17
being presence of distant metastasis, M0 being nothing.
2:22
The last point to remember is that, uh, the superior
2:25
mediastinal lymph nodes, otherwise known as level seven,
2:29
in the head and neck classification, are considered
2:32
regional lymph nodes for the purposes of N staging.
Report
Description
Faculty
Sidney Levy, PhD, MBBS
Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Specialist
I-MED
Tags
Neuroradiology
Neuro
Neoplastic
MRI
Head and Neck
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