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1 Introduction The incidence of oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) continues to increase over the last several decades, while all other head and neck subsites are declining [1]. The estimated incidence of oral tongue cancer in the US in 2025 was approximately 20 040 cases and represented 1.0% of all new head and neck cancer cases [2, 3]. With the rise in oral tongue SCC, the need to appropriately manage cervical nodal disease is paramount.
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