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- - Sialolithiasis is a common condition affecting salivary glands, leading to infections and discomfort due to the formation of stones.
- - Traditional treatments for large or multiple stones include ductal marsupialisation or gland excision, which can be more invasive.
- - Sialendoscopy is a newer, less invasive method that can effectively remove stones while preserving gland function, as demonstrated by a case where 13 stones were successfully evacuated from a submandibular gland.
Article Abstract
Sialolthiasis is one of the most common benign pathologies of the salivary glands. It is associated with frequent bacterial infections and significant discomfort. Large &/or multiple stones are traditionally treated by ductal marsupialisation or gland excision. Sialendoscopy, a relatively new minimally invasive technique is a useful technique which can preserve a functioning gland and reduce postoperative morbidity. The current report demonstrates the successful use of sialendoscopy in evacuating 13 stones from a submandibular gland.
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