In Episode eleven A, we established that oral cavity cancer is a surgical disease. We learned the anatomy, the staging, and why surgery wins. But here's the thing: when pathology comes back with adverse features, you become the treating physician. And that means you need to know how to plan.This episode builds your technical vocabulary. We're going to cover how to simulate an oral cavity patient, the philosophy behind G-T-V, C-T-V, and P-T-V, the nodal level anatomy you need to draw on a diagram, and the critical structures you must protect. By the end, you'll be able to describe your simulation and volumes in thirty seconds, exactly the way you'll need to on oral boards.