Revolutionizing Head and Neck Cancer Surgery with Robotic Precision and Endoscopic Innovation

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  1. Manuscript Summary Submission Deadline 15 December 2025 | Manuscript Submission Deadline 30 June 2026

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Background

This futuristic research topic explores the cutting-edge advancements in robotic and endoscopic surgical techniques for the treatment of complex malignant head and tumors. The focus will be on evaluating the efficacy and safety of transoral robotic surgery (TORS) and other minimally invasive approaches, particularly in terms of oncological outcomes, functional recovery, and patient quality of life. By integrating these innovative techniques with traditional surgical methods, the study aims to develop comprehensive, multidisciplinary treatment paradigms that enhance precision and reduce morbidity in head and neck cancer surgeries. This research will contribute to the evolution of personalized and effective surgical strategies in oncology.

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Keywords: AI, Head and neck cancer, surgical, personalised, evolution

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