Summary: <p><strong>In that sense just in a nutshell for someone who might be a new member of a clinical team and they're just beginning to work with head and neck cancer patients just in a nutshell why is it considered a rough treatment well I mean I I think both the the level of obvious disfigurement or potential for obvious disfigurement in the surgery is probably disproportionately high in head and neck cancer and I think also the changes in function both from surgery and from radiotherapy District disproportionately High they're just a lot of things going on in your head and there's a lot to be affected so eating breathing talking swallowing communicating there's just a lot that happens in there and and it's very hard to spare the remaining bits the non-cancerous B you know I visited your hospital...</strong></p>
