Despite advancements in treating head and neck cancer, recurrence remains a challenge, affecting up to 50% of patients with locally advanced disease. This comprehensive, evidence-based reference addresses the complexities of recurrence, offering state-of-the-art strategies for management at various sites within the head and neck. Specialists will find guidelines for tumor detection, evaluating the extent of recurrence, selecting effective treatment modalities, and understanding the impact on outcomes and function. Key features include a thorough compilation of current evidence on epidemiology, risk factors, clinical and imaging evaluations, and management strategies for recurrent tumors. The book covers both curative and palliative approaches, detailing surgical, radiotherapeutic, and chemotherapeutic options. Contributions from experts in speech and language therapy, palliative care, psychology, epidemiology, and clinical cancer nursing provide a holistic, multidisciplinary perspective on managing recurrence. Illustrative case studies enhance the decision-making process by presenting patient histories, clinical findings, treatment plans, and outcomes. By combining the latest clinical advances with contemporary insights, this resource is vital for head and neck surgeons, clinical oncologists, radiation oncologists, nurse practitioners, allied health professionals, and senior trainees dedicated to improving patient manageme
