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- A 17-year-old boy experienced a rare case of bilateral intraparenchymal parotid stones alongside unilateral parotitis.
- He later developed several parotid abscesses, leading to the decision to perform a superficial parotidectomy for treatment.
- This case is notable as it represents only the second documented instance of intraparenchymal parotid stones in a pediatric patient.
Article Abstract
We describe an unusual case of bilateral intraparenchymal parotid stones with unilateral parotitis in a 17-year-old boy. The patient went on to develop multiple parotid abscesses, which we treated with a superficial parotidectomy. To our knowledge, this is only the second report of intraparenchymal parotid stones in a pediatric patient.
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