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Neck dissection surgery for lymph node cancer

Neck Cancer (Lymph Node Cancer)

Neck dissection surgery for lymph node cancer

Lymph node cancer in the neck can originate from primary lymphatic malignancies like lymphoma or as a metastasis from other head and neck cancers. The treatment approach depends on the underlying cause. If cancer has spread to lymph nodes, a neck dissection is performed to remove affected nodes while preserving key nerves and blood vessels.

Depending on the stage, surgery may be combined with radiation or chemotherapy for comprehensive treatment. Postoperative care involves wound management, speech and swallowing therapy, and regular oncological surveillance. Early intervention significantly improves prognosis, ensuring better disease control and functional recovery.

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