Question 269 · LDEK · Malignant tumors
One of postoperative complications of surgical treatment of tongue cancer by complete cervical lymphadenectomy is distorting the patient’s figure due to severing the nerve:
- A. facial.
- B. sublingual.
- C. vagus.
- D. glossopharyngeal.
- E. accessory.
Hint
Which nerve is sacrificed in classic radical neck dissection and supplies the trapezius muscle?
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