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Salivary Gland Malignancy

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➤ In the setting of resectable, recurrent locoregional disease and distant metastatic disease, regardless of prior treatment type, treatment may include palliative revision resection and appropriate surgical reconstruction and rehabilitation, if the metastatic disease is not rapidly progressive or imminently lethal. (Moderate recommendation; EB-I) ➤ Patients undergoing revision surgery for recurrent salivary gland cancer should be evaluated for potential adjuvant therapy. (Moderate recommendation; EB-I) Radiotherapy ➤ Post-operative RT should be offered to all patients with resected adenoid cystic carcinoma. (Strong recommendation; EB-I) ➤ Post-operative RT should be offered to patients with tumors with the following features: high grade tumors, positive margins; perineural invasion; lymph node metastases; lymphatic/vascular invasion; and T3–T4 tumors. (Strong recommendation; EB-I) ➤ Post-operative RT may be offered to patients with tumors with close margins, or intermediate grade tumors. (Weak recommendation; IC-Ins) ➤ In post-operative cases, the high dose target should cover the salivary gland surgical bed and appropriate nodal levels. (Strong recommendation; EB-I) ➤ In the case of perineural invasion, the associated nerve(s) may be covered with an elective/intermediate dose to the skull base. (Moderate recommendation; IC-Ins) ➤ Elective nodal coverage may be offered for T3–T4 primary and high- grade malignancies. (Moderate recommendation; IC-Ins) ➤ Radiation should be initiated within 8 weeks of surgery. (Moderate recommendation; IC-Ins) ➤ Particle therapy, including proton, neutron, and carbon ion therapy, may be used for patients with SGM. There are no indications for use of heavy particle therapy over photon/electron therapy. (Weak recommendation; EB-L) ➤ Elective neck irradiation may be offered in patients with cN0 disease for the following indications: T3–T4 cancers or high-grade malignancies. (Moderate recommendation; EB-I) ➤ Radiotherapy should be offered to patients with SGM who are not candidates for surgical resection (due to extent of disease or medical comorbidity). (Moderate recommendation; EB-I) Note: The high dose target should cover the gross disease in the salivary gland and any appropriate nodal levels.

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