We found the article by Nevens et al. [1] very original. In most of the series with up-front neck dissection (UFND), late toxicities were poorly reported [2], which is properly done in the current publication. Besides, this is the first study reporting the HPV status for the oropharyngeal subsites. However, the cohort was probably not large enough to look for any predictive role of HPV status for treatment selection.
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