Locally recurrent HNSCC in the setting of prior radiation therapy is a challenging clinical scenario.

The management of patients with nasal cavity and paranasal sinus tumors is challenging and constantly evolving. It often requires true trimodality care involving radiation oncology, otolaryngology and medical oncology, along with a variety of different supportive services.

This session provides an overview about palliative radiation for head and neck and skin malignancies. It focuses on a brief review of the available evidence supporting palliative radiation therapy for these diseases and help participants identify resources to help guide them in application.

There is a general understanding and comfort in management of small, relatively well-defined SCC of the skin, even those that carry some high risk features (PNI, high DOI, high grade, etc).