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organpreservation2.5
(Hypopharynx)1(
vol5,2001-2003)
(Multidisciplinary approach)
NationalComprehensive
CancerNetwork(NCCN)2011
2557
ClinicalpracticeGuideline
Flowchart
Supraglotticcancer
Glotticcancer
Hypopharyngealcancer
1
2
12
19
(Laryngeal cancer)
(Hypopharyngeal cancer)
25
28
33
35
36
38
43
49
68
(CategoriesofConsensus)
2(strengthofevidence)
(consensus)
1
2A
2B
1:(randomized
clinicaltrialsmeta-analysis)
2A:1
(phaseIICohort
retrospectivestudies)
2B: 12A
2B
1
3:
32
randomizedtrial
3
2A
Workup
T4b, any N or
Unresectable nodal
disease
T4a, N0
T3, N0
Requiring total
laryngectomy
Most T1-2, N0
Not requiring total
laryngectomy
Clinical staging
Supraglotticcancer
or
or
Chemo/ RT
RT(for selected
patient)
Observe
RT (consider)
Adjuvant treatment
Node negative
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
T1-2, N0
(selected T3)
(No subglottic or
post cricoids
involvement)
(Not require TL)
Clinical staging
SUPRA 1
Induction chemo
(category 3)
or
Definite RT
(If patient not candidate for Sx
or concurrent chemo/RT)
or
TL
or
TL thyroidectomy with
Ipsi or bilat prophylactic
neck dissection
or
Positive node>1 or
other adverse feature
Node negative
One positive node and/or no
adverse feature node
RT
RT
RT or
chemo/RT
(consider)
Chemo/RT
RT (for selected
patient)
RT
Primary site:
Salvage surgery Neck dissection
Residual
tumor
Adjuvant treatment
Concurrent systemic
therapy/ RT
Cisplatin preferred (category 1)
Primary site:
complete
clinical
response
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
T3, N0
(post cricoids
involvement)
(requiring TL)
Clinical staging
SUPRA 2
Induction chemo
(category 2B)
or
Concurrent chemo RT
or
SCPL or TL
thyroidectomy with
Ipsi or bilat prophylactic
neck dissection
Neck dissection
RT or
Chemo/RT
(option)
Chemo/RT
No residual node
Residual node
Other risk
features
Extracapsular
nodal spread
and/or
positive margin
RT
Adjuvant treatment
Primary site:
Residual
tumor
Primary site:
Complete
clinical
response
Adverse
features
No adverse
features
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
Contraindication of SCPL : involve arytenoids, cricoid, subglottic, post commissure, hyoid,outer cortex of thyroid cartilage
T4a N0
(requiring TL)
Clinical staging
SUPRA 3
Node positive
Disease
(Any T and N+)
T4a, N1-N3
T4b, N any, or
unresectable nodal
disease
Requiring total
Iaryngectomy
(MostT3, N2-3)
Clinical staging
SUPRA 4
or
Induction chemo
(category 3)
or
Other risk
features
Extracapsular
nodal spread
and/or
positive margin
RT/CCRT
Adverse
features
RT or
chemo/RT
(option)
Chemo/RT
N1 : observe or RT (option)
N2-3 : RT
No residual node
Neck dissection
Adjuvant treatment
Residual node
No adverse
features
Primary site:
Residual
tumor
or
Concurrent systemic
therapy/RT
cisplatin preferred
(category 1)
or definite RT
(patient unfit to Sx)
Primary site:
Complete
clinical
response
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
T1-2, N+
(selected T3N1)
(No subglottic or
post cricoids
involvement)
(Not requiring
TL)
Clinical staging
SUPRA 5
Induction chemo
(category 2B)
or
or
Concurrent systemic
therapy/RT
cisplatin preferred
(category 1)
Neck dissection
Chemo/RT
RT or
chemo/RT
(option)
Extracapsular
nodal spread
and/or
positive margin
Other risk
features
RT
No residual node
Residual node
Adjuvant treatment
Adverse
features
No adverse
features
Primary site:
Residual
tumor
Primary site:
Complete
clinical
response
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
T3 N2 -N3
(requiring TL)
Clinical staging
SUPRA 6
Induction chemo
(category 2B)
Neck dissection
RT or
chemo/RT
(option)
Chemo/RT
No residual node
Residual node
Other risk
features
Primary site:
Residual
tumor
Primary site:
Complete
clinical
response
Adverse
features
Extracapsular
nodal spread
and/or
positive margin
RT
Adjuvant treatment
or
Concurrent chemo RT
or
SCPL or TL
thyroidectomy with
Ipsi or bilat prophylactic
neck dissection
No adverse
features
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
Contraindication of SCPL : involve arytenoids, cricoid, subglottic, post commissure, hyoid,outer cortex of thyroid cartilage
T4a N1-3
(requiring TL)
Clinical staging
SUPRA 7
Primary site:
< Partial
response
Primary site:
Partial
response
(PR)
Surgery
Chemo/RT
(category 2B)
Observe
CR
Adverse
features
No adverse
features
Other risk
features
Extracapsular
spread and/or
positive margin
RT
or
Consider Chemo/RT
Chemo/RT (category 1)
RT
Salvage
surgery
Observe
No residual
tumor
Residual
disease
Neck dissection
Residual
tumor in neck
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
Response after
induction
chemotherapy
Primary site:
Complete
response
(CR)
Definitive RT
(category 1)
or Consider
chemo/RT
(category 2B)
Response assessment
10
T4b, any N,
or unresectable
nodal disease
ADV 1
Supportive care
Palliative RT
Systemic therapy RT
11
Total Iaryngectomy
not required
T3 requiring total
laryngectomy (N0-1)
T3 requiring total
laryngectomy (N2-3)
T4a disease
T4b, any N or
Unresectable nodal
disease
Carcinoma in situ
Clinical staging
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
Workup
Glotticcancer
12
Total Iaryngectomy
Not required
N0
Observe
Adjuvant treatment
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
RT
or
Partial Iaryngectomy/
Endoscopic or open
resection as indicated
Carcinoma in situ
Endoscopic resection
or
RT (option)
Clinical staging
GLOT 1
13
N0
N1
Surgery
or
Primary site :
Complete
clinical
response
(N + at initial
staging)
Laryngectomy (neartotal
/total laryngectomy)
ipsilateral thyroidectomy or
bilateral thyroidectomy,
ipsilateral neck dissection or
bilateral neck dissection
Primary site :
Residual
tumor
Laryngectomy (neartotal
/total laryngectomy)
ipsilateral thyroidectomy or
bilateral thyroidectomy
RT if patient not
candidate for
systemic therapy/RT
or
Concurrent
systemic
therapy/RT
cisplatin preferred
(catagory 1)
Primary site :
Complete
clinical
response
(N0 at initial
staging)
Observe
Neck dissection
Adverse
features
No adverse
features
Extracapsular Chemo/RT
nodal spread (category 1)
and/or
positive margin
RT or
Other risk
consider
features
chemo/RT
RT
RT (consider)
No residual node
Residual node
Adjuvant treatment
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
T3 requiring
total Iarygectomy
(N0-1)
Clinical staging
GLOT 2
14
Induction chemotherapy
(category 3)
Surgery
Primary site :
Residual
tumor
Adverse
features
No adverse
features
Extracapsular Chemo/RT
nodal spread
(category 1)
and/or
positive margin
RT or
Other risk
consider
faetures
chemo/RT
RT
Observe
Neck dissection
No residual
tumor in
neck
Residual tumor
in neck
Adjuvant treatment
Laryngectomyipsilateral
thyroidectomy or bilateral
thyroidectomy with
ipsilateral neck dissection
or bilateral neck dissection
Concurrent
systemic
therapy/RT
cisplatin preferred
(category 1)
Primary site :
Complete
clinical
response
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
T3 requiring
total Iaryngectomy
(N2-3)
Clinical staging
GLOT 3
15
Primary site :
< Partial
response
Surgery
Adverse
features
Other risk
features
Extracapsular
spread and/or
positive margin
Salvage
surgery
Residual
disease
RT
or
Consider chemo/RT
Chemo/RT (category 1)
RT
Observe
CR
Observe
No residual
tumor in neck
No adverse
features
Chemo/RT
(category 2B)
Primary site :
Partial
response
(PR)
Neck dissection
Residual
tumor in neck
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
Response after
induction
chemotherapy
Definitive RT
(category 1)
or Consider
chemo/RT
(category 2B)
Primary site :
Complete
response
(CR)
Response assessment
16
Surgery
Consider concurrent
chemoradiation
Primary site :
Residual
tumor
Negative
Observe
Neck dissection
RTchemotherapy
No residual
tumor in
neck
Residual tumor
in neck
N2-3
Primary site :
Complete
clinical
response
N1
Adjuvant treatment
N0
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
Selected T4a,
patients who
decline surgery
T4a,
Any N
Clinical staging
GLOT 4
17
T4b, any N,
or unresectable
nodal disease
ADV 1
Supportive care
Palliative RT
Systemic therapy RT
18
Workup
T4b, any N or
Unresectable nodal
disease
Advanced cancer
requiring
pharyngectomy with
total laryngectomy
Most T1,
N0, selected T2, N0
(not requiring total
Laryngectomy)
T4, Any N
T1, N+;
T2-3, Any N
Clinical staging
Hypopharyngealcancer
19
Adverse
features
No adverse
features
Primary site :
Residual
tumor
Surgery : Partial
larygopharyngectomy
(open or endoscopic)
+ ipsilateral or bilateral
neck dissection
or
Definitive RT
Primary site :
Complete
clinical
response
Perineural invasion
Vascular invasion
Positive margin
RT
or
consider
chemo/RT
Re-excision or
Chemo/RT
Chemo RT
(category 1)
Adjuvant treatment
Salvage surgery
+ neck dissection
as indicated
Extracapsular
nodal spread
positive margin
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
T1 N0
selected T2N0
(Not requiring TL)
Clinical staging
HYPO 1
20
Laryngopharyngectomy
+ neck dissection
including level VI
Neck dissection
Observe
Residual tumor
In neck
No residual
tumor in neck
RT or consider
chemo/RT
Chemo RT
(category 1)
Other risk
features
Extracapsular
nodal spread
and/or
positive
margin
Adjuvant treatment
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
Induction
chemotherapy
Primary site :
Residual
tumor
Primary site :
Complete
clinical
response
Adverse
features
No adverse
features
Clinical staging
HYPO 2
21
Primary site :
< Partial
response
Surgery
Adverse
features
Other risk
faetures
Extracapsular
spread and/or
positive margin
Salvage
surgery
Residual
disease
RT
or
consider chemo/RT
Chemo/RT (category 1)
RT
Observe
CR
Observe
No residual
in neck
No adverse
features
Chemo/RT
(category 2B)
Primary site :
Partial
response
(PR)
Neck dissection
Residual
tumor in neck
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
Response after
induction
chemotherapy
Definitive RT
(category 1)
or Consider
chemo/RT
(category 2B)
Primary site :
Complete
response
(CR)
Response assessment
22
Concurrent systemic
therapy/RT
(category 3)
or
Primary site :
Residual
tumor
Primary site :
Complete
clinical
response
Observe
Neck dissection
No residual
tumor in neck
Residual tumor
In neck
Chemo/RT
Adjuvant treatment
Follow-up
Adverse feature: extracapsular nodal spread, positive margin, pT4 primary, N2 or N3 nodal disease, perineural invasion, vascular embolism
T4a,
Any N
Clinical staging
HYPO 3
23
T4b, any N,
or unresectable
nodal disease
ADV 1
Supportive care
Palliative RT
Systemic therapy RT
24
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(Larynx)
(Hypopharynx)
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laryngealcancerhypopharyngealcancer
1.
2. fiberoptic rigidendoscope laryngoscopy,
bronchoscopyesophagoscopy
3.
TNMstaging
1. primarylesion
a. endoscope
b. CTscanMRI
i. CT/MRI
20upstaging(1-2)
stagingCT/MRI
localfailurecausespecificsurvivalrate(1)
CT/MRI
partial
laryngectomycurative
radiationCT/MRI
29
ii. CTMRIMRI
prevertebraltissueinvasionintralaryngealspaceinvasion
CTscancartilageinvasion
2.
a.
b. CT/MRI
i.CT/MRI
(resectability)
ii. CT/MRIultrasound
electiveneckdissection
electiveneckdissection
CT/MRIultrasound
3. distantmetastasis
distantmetastasislaryngealcancerhypopharyngealcancer
4-242-17(45-83)
(10-41)(6-24) distantmetastasis
a. LungmetastasisCTchestlungmetastasis
plainfilmchestx-ray(3-4)screeningtest(5)
distantmetastasis5-yearoverallsurvival
distantmetastasis1252(6)
distantmetastasisoverall
survival(6)CTchest
plainfilmchestx-raylungmetastasis
lowernecknodeenlargementextralaryngealinvasion
b. Bonemetastasisalkalinephosphatasebonescan
bonescan
c. Livermetastasis
sensitivity45specificity
30
75UltrasoundCTscan
U/Saccuracy
85CTscan8879
4. secondprimarytumor
secondprimarytumor
80(7)(3yearsurvival58second
primarytumor30secondprimarytumor)(8)
laryngealcancersecondprimarytumor
hypopharyngealcancer(8)secondprimarytumor
1. plainfilmchestx-rayCTchest
2. Esophagoscopyhypopharyngealcancer
PET-CTprimarylesion,distantmetastasissecond
primarytumor CT/MRI
recurrenttumoredemafibrosis
1. CBC,
bloodsugar,BUN,creatinine,electrolyte,liverfunctiontest,UA,filmchest,EKG
2. (
)
3.
4. ()
5 (
)
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1. (highly
recommend) fiberopticendoscope(optional).
2. rigidendoscopedirectlaryngoscope
(recommend),bronchoscope(consider),esophagoscopehypopharyngeal
cancer(recommend), fiberopticendoscope(optional).
3. (highlyrecommend)
4. plainfilmchestx-ray(highlyrecommend)
5. CTchest(considerifindicate)
6. CT/MRIprimary(consider)
7. CT/MRInecknodemetastasis(consider)
8. ultrasoundneck+/-fineneedleaspiration(consider)
9. ultrasoundliver(consider)
10. bonescan(consider)
11. preanesthesiastudies(recommend)
12. dentalevaluation(recommend)
13. nutritionalevaluation(recommend)
14. speechandswallowingevaluation(consider)
15. audiogram(consider)
16. PET-CT primary,distantmetastasis,secondprimarytumor (consider)
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layngealcarcinoma.Cancer2001,91;2:394-407.
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(LaryngealcancerandHypopharyngealcancer)
(Surgery)
primaryEndoscopicresection,openpartial
laryngectomyTotallaryngectomyextensionoflesion
T4
Totallaryngectomy
neckdissection lymphnode
comprehensiveneckdissection
(N0)selectiveneckdissection
levelII-IV (T3,T4)
(Adjuvanttherapy)
1. Postoperationchemoradiation()
- Recommend
o Positivemargin,
o Extracapsularnodalspreadoftumor
- Consider
o pT3orpT4
o N2orN3
o Perineuralinvasion
o Vascularembolism
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2. Postoperationradiation(StageIII,IV)
3.
(concurrent
chemoradiation)
Inductionchemotherapy
completeresponseInduction
chemotherapy
Induction
chemotherapypartialresponse
Inductionchemotherapy
(PalliativeTreatment)
35
(SurveillanceandFollowup)
1.
1 1-3
2 2-4
3-5 4-6
5
6-12
2. 1
3. Thyroidfunctiontestlaryngectomy
hypothyroidism
6
4.
36
(Managementofrecurrentlaryngealcancerandhypopharyngealcancer)
:biopsygold
standard
chemoradiationpersistentrecurrent
8-12
edemafibrosis
Directlaryngoscopeandbiopsyunder
generalanesthesia
CTscan,PETCT
persistentandrecurrent
1.
DIAGNOSIS
Surgery
Locoregional
recurrence
without
prior RT
Recurrent
or
Persistent
disease
37
Locoregional
recurrence or
Second primary
with prior RT
Resectable
or
No adverse
featurese
Adverse
featurese
Chemo/RT
Observe
Extracapsular
spread and/or
positive margin
Chemo/RT
(category 1)
Other risk
features
RT
or
Consider chemo/RT
Salvage therapy for
persistent disease
as indicated
Unresectable
Resectable
Surgery reirradiation
chemotherapy, clinical trial preferred
Unresectable
PS 0-1
Combination chemotherapy
or
Single-agent chemotherapy
PS 2
Single-agent chemotherapy
or
Best supportive care
PS 3
Chemotherapy,
clinical trial preferred
or
Best supportive care
Best supportive care
CTscanprimaryCTchest
Totallaryngectomypersistent:tumor
chemo/radiation
tumornormaltissuearea
0.5-1
tumormargin0.5-1
Recurrent:tumorcompleteresponsetumor
6 margin0.5-1
frozensectionmarginreconstruction
frozensection
38
(Rehabilitationinlaryngealcancerpatientsundergoingtotallaryngectomy)
(laryngealconservationsurgery)
(concurrentchemoradiationtherapy)
(totallaryngectomy)
(salvagetotallaryngectomy)
1. (soundsource)
2. (powersource)
3. (articulation)
1.(tracheoesophagealspeech)
(prosthesis)
2.(esophagealspeech)
3.(electrolarynx)
39
1.(tracheoesophagealspeech)
(one-wayvalve)
(primarytracheoesophagealpuncture)(secondary
tracheoesophagealpuncture)
TEP
-
-
- (devise)
- TEP
1.
2.
3.
4.
2.(esophagealspeech)
65Hertz
40
(
26-40)Gate-Ryan,Salmon
-
-
-
3.(electrolarynx)
(neckplacementdevice)
(monotone)
- (TEshunt)
-
-
-
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43
4
1. (adjuvant
concurrentchemoradiation)
2.
(concurrentchemoradiation)
3. (inductionchemotherapy)
4. (palliativechemotherapy)
1.
(adjuvantconcurrentchemoradiation)
2(1-2)
(adjuvantconcurrentchemoradiation)
EORTC(1)
(extracapsularextension),(margin
positive),T3T4N2N3,
(perineuralinvasion)
(vascularembolism)subgroupanalysis
(extracapsularextension)/(margin
positive)
cisplatin100mg/m23
1,22,43
44
2.
(concurrentchemoradiation)
-
RTOG91-11(3)3(1)induction cisplatin/5FU
(2)concurrentchemoradiationcisplatin(3)
stageIIIIV T1T4concurrentchemoradiation
2
3
1
- T1N+,T2-3anyN
( laryngectomyinduction
chemotherapytripletchemotherapy)
3
2A
- T4b
performancestatus0-1(performancestatus2)
1
cisplatin100mg/m23
1,22,43
3. inductionchemotherapy
: RTOG91-11(3) induction
chemotherapycisplatin/5FU
docetaxel(4-6)paclitaxel(7)cisplatin/5FU
(TPF3
(laryngealpreservationrate)
45
inductiontripletcombination
TPF
induction
chemotherapy
inductionchemotherapy
2A
:
totallaryngectomy
inductionchemotherapy
3inductionchemotherapycisplatin/5FU
docetaxel(4-6)paclitaxel(7)cisplatin/5FU(TPF)+/-cisplatin
3larynx
preservation3
(totallaryngectomy,inductionchemotherapy)
inductionchemotherapytripletcombination
(complete
response)(partialresponse)
(<partialresponse)
(
)
inductionchemotherapy
cisplatin(100mg/m 2)3
46
inductionchemotherapy
totallaryngectomy(larynxpreservation)T1N+,T2-3anyN
2A
(T4b)
inductionchemotherapy
phaseII/III
inductionchemotherapy(TPFPF)
(8)
inductionchemotherapy
(T4b),
3
4. (palliativechemotherapy)
(locoregionalrecurrence)
(distantmetastasis)
(palliativechemotherapy)
ECOGperformancestatus0-2
(mediansurvival)6120%
(singleagentchemotherapy)
(combinationchemotherapy)combinationchemotherapy
(overallsurvival)(9)
platinum(cisplatincarboplatincisplatin)
5-FUtaxanepaclitaxelcisplatin
cisplatin/5-FU
(10)
47
cisplatin
epidermalgrowthfactorreceptor(EGFR)cetuximab(antiEGFR
monoclonalantibody)12-14%26%cisplatin
cetuximabcisplatincarboplatin5-FU
cetuximab
(medianoverallsurvival
10.17.4,hazardratio=0.8,95%CI0.64to0.99,p=0.04)
cetuximab(sepsis)(p=0.02)
(11)
(ECOGperformancestatus0-2)
palliativechemotherapyplatinum5-FU
2A
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49
(Larynx)(Hypopharynx)
(Trachea)
9
1(Epiglottis),2 (Thyroid
cartilage),3(Cricoidcartilage),4-5
(Arytenoidcartilages),6-7(Corniculatecartilages)8-9
(Cuneiformcartilages)
(Truevocal cord),(Falsevocalcord),
(Aryepiglotticfold),Pre-epiglotticspace(
),Paraglotticspacessubglottis
(1cricoid
)
1:larynx
Larynx
Cartilage
Mainstructuresandfolds
Space
Epiglottis
Thyroidcartilage
Cricoidcartilage
Arytenoidcartilages
Corniculatecartilages
Cuneiformcartilages
Truevocalcords
Falsevocalcords
Aryepiglotticfolds
Pre-epiglotticspace
Paraglotticspaces
Subglottis
50
(Laryngectomy
specimen)(Thyroidgland),(Parathyroidglands),Subglottis
Subglottis Subglottis (Prelaryngeal(Delphian)lymphnode),vallecula
1-3
1:(posteriorview)coronalplanefromposteriorview
2:(anteriorview)
51
3:(posterolateralview)
4 1
10(10%bufferedformalin)
Fixation10
(Hospital
Number)
(HIV,HepatitisB,HepatitisC,
)
52
FNAcytologyspecimen
fix70%
ethylalcohol
(SurgicalPathologyRequestForm)
()
Precaution(HIV,HepatitisB,
HepatitisC,)
//
/
Partial
laryngectomy,neckdissectionspecimen(proximalsurgicalmargin)
(distalsurgicalmargin),
32
2:
Long
Lateral
Short
Superior
Double
Deep
53
L
S
D
RNA
tissueculture(Tissuebank)
1.Biopsiedspecimen
biopsy
2.Laryngectomy
A.Hemilaryngectomy
thyroidcartilage,falsetruecordsventricle
midline
B.Supraglotticlaryngectomy
ventricle (
falsecordepiglottis)
C.Totallaryngectomy
larynx(supraglottis,glottis,subglottis)
trachea
3.Neckdissection
A.Standardradicalneckdissection
cervicallymphnodeslevelIV(inferior
bordermandibleclaviclelateralbordersternohyoid
anteriorbellydigastricanteriorborder
trapezius),spinalaccessorynerve,internaljugularvein,sternocleidomastoid
musclessubmandibularglandparotidtail
54
B. Modifiedradicalneckdissection
standardradicalneckdissection
1sternocleidomastoidmuscle,spinalaccessory
nerveinternaljugularvein
C. Regional(partialselective)neckdissection
lymphnodezonemetastasis
a) Supraomohyoidneckdissection
lymphnodeszoneI,IIIII
b) Posterolateralneckdissection
lymphnodeszoneII,III,IVV
c) Lateralneckdissection
lymphnodeszoneII,IIIIV
d) Anteriorcompartmentneckdissection
lymphnodeszoneVI
D.Extendedradicalneckdissection
neckdissectionlymphnode
standardneckdissectionskinofneck,carotidartery,levatorscapulae
muscle,vagushypoglossalnerves,lymphnodesretropharyngeal,paratracheal
uppermediastinal
55
Preauricular
lymph node
Retroauricular
lymph node
Jugular chain
lymph nodes
Spinal accessory
lymph nodes
Supraclavicular
lymph nodes
Submandibular
lymphnodes
Submental
lymphnodes
Dephian
lymphnode
4:levellevelIsubmandibular submental
lymphnodes,levelII,III,IVupper,middlelowerjugularchain lymphnodes,
levelV spinalaccessorylymphnodes,levelVIDephianlymphnodes
4.FNAcytology
cervicallymphnode
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. biopsiedspecimen
56
1. ()
2.
3.
4.
(Surgicalresectionmargin)
3%aceticacid
3:
Yellow
Lateral
L
Orange
Medial
OrangeMedia
Blue
Superior
Green
Inferior
Red
Anterior
RedRostral
Black
Posterior
,Back:Black
1. Totallaryngectomy
hemilaryngectomy,supracricoidlaynryngectomy
2.
3. ulcerative,
exophytic,ulcerativeexophytic,diffusethickening
4.
checklist4
5.
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6. pushingborder,infiltrativeborder
7. solid,solid-cystic,necroticarea,
hemorrhage
1. 1
2. 1
3. 1
4. anteriorcommissure1
5.
6. thyroidcartilage
7.
8. ()
9. Partiallaryngectomy hemilaryngectomy,
supraglotticlaryngectomy,supracricoidlaryngectomy
(6)
10. biopsiedspecimen
cassette
11. biopsiedspecimens
58
5:laryngectomyspecimen
6:hemilaryngectomyspecimen
59
checklist
4:Checklists
Cordectomy
Gross
Specimentype
Totallaryngectomy
Checklist
Right/lefthemilaryngectomy
Supraglotticlaryngectomy
Supracricoidlaryngectomy
Other(specify).
Ulcerative
Lesion
Exophytic
Ulcerativeexophytic
Diffusethickening
Other(specify)
Greatesttumor
xxcm
size
Right
Tumorlaterality
Left
Bilateral
Midline
Truevocalcord
Tumorlocation
Falsevocalcord
Subglottis
Arepiglotticfold
Epiglottis
Anteriorcommissure
Posteriorcommissure
Pyriformsinus
Vallecularrecess
Other(specify).
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Histologic HistologicType*
checklist
tumor
Histologicgrade
Squamouscellcarcinoma
Conventional
8070/3
Acantholyticsquamouscellcarcinoma
8075/3
Adenosquamouscarcinoma
8560/3
Basaloidsquamouscellcarcinoma
8083/3
Papillarysquamouscellcarcinoma
8052/3
Spindlecellsquamouscellcarcinoma
8074/3
Verrucouscarcinoma
8051/3
Lymphoepithelialcarcinoma
8082/3
Giantcellcarcinoma
8082/3
NeuroendocrineCarcinoma
Typicalcarcinoidtumor
8240/3
Atypicalcarcinoidtumor
8249/3
Smallcellcarcinoma,neuroendocrinetype
8041/3
Combinesmallcellcarcinoma,neuroendo- 8045/3
crinetype
Malignantsalivarygland-typetumors
Mucoepidermoidcarcinoma
8430/3
Adenoidcysticcarcinoma
8200/3
Well-differentiated
Moderate-differentiated
Poorly-differentiated
Undifferentiated
Notidentified Present Indeterminate
Lymph-Vascular
Invasion
PerineuralInvasion Notidentified Present Indeterminate
Adjacentmucosa NormalDysplasia
*7
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Atypical changes
Stromal
invasion
No definite
invasion
SCC
Deeper
sections
Invasion
SCC
Bulbous
appearance
No bulbous
appearance
Recommend
excision
Benign
Squamous
proliferation
No Invasion
Reticulated
appearance
PEH
- Descriptive report
- Rebiopsy as
clinically indicated
7:squamouslesions
neckdissectionspecimen
1. Orientatespecimenanatomicallandmark
2. lymphnodelevel8
3. orientatelymphnode
4. lymphnodelevel
5. Lymphnode3.
:lymphnodelevel
62
checklist
8:lymphnodeslevel
63
5:Checklistsneckdissection
Gross
Specimentype Standardradicalneckdissection
Modifiedradicalneckdissection
Checklist
Supraomohyoidneckdissection
Posterolateralneckdissection
Lateralneckdissection
Anteriorcompartmentneckdissection
Extendedneckdissection
Sizeofthe specimen Wholespecimenxxcm
Sternocleidomastoidmusclexxcm
Jugularvein,(length)x(diameter).
Salivaryglandxxcm
Largestlymphnodexxcm
Other(specify)
Numberofnodes LevelI...nodes
LevelII..nodes
LevelIIInodes
LevelIV.nodes
LevelV..noles
LevelVI..noles
Metastatic squamouscell
in/lymphnodes,
Histologic Metastasis
cmingreatest
carcinoma
checklist
dimensionofmetastatic
adenocarcinoma
node.
Positivein
LevelI.../....nodes
LevelII../....nodes
Others(specify)
LevelIII./nodes
LevelIV./nodes
LevelV.../..noles
LevelVI../..noles
Nometastasisinalllymphnodes
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Oruse
N0 Noregionallymphnodemetastasis
N1
Metastaticinasingleipsilaterallymphnode, 3cmor less in
greatestdimension
N2
MetastasisasspecifiedinN2a,N2b,N2cbelow
N2a Metastasisinasingleipsilaterallymphnode,more than
3cmorlessingreatestdimension
N2b Metastasisinmultipleipsilaterallymphnodes,nonemore
than6cmingreatestdimension
N2c Metastasisinbilateralorcontralaterallymphnodes,
nonemorethan6cmingreatestdimension
N3
Metastasisinalymphnodemorethan6cmingreatest
dimension
Note Midlinenodesareconsideredipsilateralnodes
PerinodalInvasion Notidentified
Present
Indeterminate
Associateddisease Granulomatousinflammation Caseous
Non-caseous
FNAcytology
FNAcytology
(2226)
FNAsmear
objective10X
objective
40X60Xoilemersion100X
65
(
)
oCytologicalnumber
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
66
o
o
o
o
o fineneedleaspiration(FNA)(terminology)
(histopathology)
5
. Benignnegativeformalignancy
benign benigntumor
salivaryglandreactivelymphnodeinflammatory
diseases TB
. Atypical/indeterminatebenigncytological
atypia
. Suspicioussuspiciousformalignancy
malignant
. Malignantpositiveformalignancy
malignant
. Unsatisfactorynon-diagnostic
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