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All of the following are true about neck dissection except:

A
Central compament neck dissection involves removal of level VI LNs
B
Supraomohyoid neck dissection involves removal of level I-III LNs
C
Type II MRND preserves both spinal accessory nerve and sternocleidomastoid muscle
D
Lateral neck dissection: removal of level II-V lymph nodes + internal jugular vein
High-Yield Explanation
Neck dissection Comprehensive neck dissection Selective neck dissection Radical neck dissection(RND): Removal of lymph nodes I-V + spinal accessory nerve(SAN) + Internal jugular vein(IJV) + sternocleidomastoid muscle(SCM) Extended radical neck dissection(ERND): Radical neck dissection + removal of one or more groups of lymph nodes, non-lymphatic structures or both Bilateral radical neck dissection Modified radical neck dissection(MRND): Removal of level I-V lymph nodes with (Mnemonic: SIS) - Type I: Preserves only SAN - Type II: preserves both SAN and IJV - Type III: preserves SAN ,IJV, SCM (Functional neck dissection) Supramohyoid neck Dissection: Removal of level I-III LNs. Extended supraomohyoid neck dissection: Removal of level I-IV LNs Posterolateral Neck dissection: Removal of level II-V LNs + Suboccipital LNs + retro auricular LNs. - Lateral neck dissection: Removal of level II-V LNs + Internal jugular vein. - Central compament neck dissection: Removal of level VI LNs

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