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Article Synopsis
- Trans-oral robotic surgery (TORS) and trans-oral laser microsurgery (TLM) are effective methods for identifying unknown primary cancers in the head and neck area, with a focus on tonsillectomy techniques.
- A systematic review found that 65% of patients had their primary tumors identified using TORS and TLM, with better results from TLM compared to TORS, especially for HPV-related tumors.
- Complications were relatively low, with nasogastric/gastrostomy issues occurring in 6% of cases, and hospitalization varied between 1 to over 7 days.
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