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Table 3 Characteristics and outcomes of the patients who underwent salvage surgery for residual primary tumor

From: Survival outcome of patients undergoing salvage surgery for hypopharyngeal cancer after failure of primary curative treatment: a retrospective study

No

Age (years)

Stage

Prior treatment

Salvage surgery

Complication

Outcome

1

42

T1N2

CCRT, 70 Gy

Partial LP with unilateral MND

Saliva fistula and chylous leakage

Local recurrence 4 months after the operation

2

41

T2N1

CCRT, 70 Gy

Partial LP

Wound dehiscent and saliva fistula

Local recurrence 3 months after the operation

3

55

T3N2

CCRT, 70 Gy

Total LP with PMM flap and unilateral MND

Wound dehiscent and saliva fistula, resolved with HBO treatment

Distant metastasis 1 year after the operation

4

53

T4N1

CCRT, 70 Gy

Total LP with PMM flap and unilateral MND

Saliva fistula and wound dehiscent

Distant metastasis 6 months after the operation

5

54

T4N0

CCRT, 70 Gy

Total LP with PMM flap

Minor wound infection

Local recurrence 5 months after the operation

  1. CCRT Concomitant chemoradiotherapy, LP Laryngopharyngectomy, PMM Pectoralis major myocutaneous flap reconstruction, MND Modified radical neck dissection, HBO treatment Hyperbaric oxygen treatment