Salivary Gland Pathology

16 Chapter 16Figure 16.1. (a) Penetrating injury of the parotid after being stabbed with ...Figure 16.2. (a) Extensive avulsive injury from self‐inflicted shotgun wound...Figure 16.3. (a and b) Frontal and three‐quarter views of patient with right...Figure 16.4. (a) 41‐year‐old male post a gunshot wound which entered in the ...Figure 16.5. (a) Plain film of 20‐year old boy following a gunshot wound sho...Figure 16.6. Infant with laceration from broken glass. No facial nerve damag...Figure 16.7. (a) Entrance wound for bullet below ear lobe. (b) Bougie placed...Figure 16.8. (a and b) 72‐year‐old man diagnosed with a stroke in the ER aft...Figure 16.9. (a) Penetrating wound through ear and parotid. (b) Exploration ...Figure 16.10. (a) Extensive penetrating wound is anterior to the parotid gla...Figure 16.11. Sural nerve graft. The initial incision is made close to the l...Figure 16.12. Avance nerve graft used to reconstruct resected inferior alveo...Figure 16.13. (a) Lateral view of face of patient complaining of gustatory s...Figure 16.14. Surface markings of the parotid duct are shown by a line drawn...Figure 16.15. (a) Patient with cheek laceration that was primarily sutured, ...Figure 16.16. (a) A 38‐year‐old man with a laceration of the right cheek in ...Figure 16.17. (a) Gunshot wound entering at right parotid region with exit a...Figure 16.18. Degloving injury of the floor of mouth with a torn left Wharto...Figure 16.19. (a) Patient with soft‐tissue scarring from penetrating wounds ...Figure 16.20. Marked skin reaction over parotid and submandibular region fol...Figure 16.21. (a) Bilateral acute reaction with redness and exudation involv...Figure 16.22. Algorithm for management of penetrating trauma to the parotid ...Figure 16.23. Algorithm for management of blunt trauma to the parotid gland....

17 Chapter 17Figure 17.1. (a) Three‐month‐old baby with a swelling of the left floor of m...Figure 17.2. (a and b) Middle aged lady with right parotid swelling for “man...Figure 17.3. Twenty‐year‐old girl with recurrent localized infection of the ...Figure 17.4. (a) Operative photograph of patient with a discrete mass though...Figure 17.5. (a and b) CT scans of large branchial cyst in the parotid gland...Figure 17.6. (a and b) Axial and coronal MRI showing superficial cyst in lef...Figure 17.7. (a) Twenty‐seven‐year‐old man with a large cystic lesion in his...Figure 17.8. (a) Necrotizing sialometaplasia of palate with rolled edge and ...Figure 17.9. (a) Seventy‐year‐old lady with “lumps” in her mouth. Clinical p...Figure 17.10. (a) Axial CT scan shows enhancing lesion in the inferior pole ...

18 Chapter 18Figure 18.1. Bilateral submandibular duct orifices are not visible on examin...Figure 18.2. Identification of submandibular duct following papillotomy for ...Figure 18.3. Following superficial parotidectomy, identification of the faci...Figure 18.4. Forty‐three‐year‐old man undergoing a superficial parotidectomy...Figure 18.5. Panoramic radiograph (a) of a 56‐year‐old woman who sustained a...Figure 18.6. House–Brackmann grading scale for objective evaluation of facia...Figure 18.7. Illustration of abnormal neuromuscular junction between branche...Figure 18.8. Seventy‐four‐year‐old woman one‐year status post total parotide...Figure 18.9. Superficial musculoaponeurotic system flap in a 66‐year‐old man...Figure 18.10. Forty‐four‐year‐old man undergoing a superficial parotidectomy...Figure 18.11. Thirty‐one‐year‐old woman with an infected sialolith developed...Figure 18.12. Seventy‐seven‐year‐old man presented with a sialocele of the r...Figure 18.13. Twenty‐three‐year‐old man presented following assault where he...Figure 18.14. Placement of size eight lacrimal probe into right parotid orif...Figure 18.15. Forty‐year‐old woman who developed obstruction of the right pa...Figure 18.16. Completion of a pull through sialodochoplasty with the excess ...Figure 18.17. Eighteen‐gauge angiocatheter placed into Stensen duct navigati...Figure 18.18. Bartholin duct entering into the Wharton duct during an intrao...Figure 18.19. Twenty‐five‐year‐old man presents with enlarged, translucent b...Figure 18.20. Thirty‐one‐year‐old woman presented with enlarging mass on lat...Figure 18.21. The relationship of the lingual nerve and the submandibular du...Figure 18.22. During sialadenectomy of right salivary gland through a transc...Figure 18.23. Perforation of the submandibular duct through a 1.1 mm sialend...Figure 18.24. Sialolith of a right submandibular gland embedded into the duc...Figure 18.25. Occlusion of the left parotid salivary duct from stricture for...Figure 18.26. Twenty‐six‐year‐old man with manipulation of the lingual nerve...Figure 18.27. Seventy‐five‐year‐old man following sialendoscopy with extrava...Figure 18.28. Sixty‐two‐year‐old woman who had successful removal of a 4 mm ...Figure 18.29. Seventy‐one‐year‐old man status post removal of his left subma...Figure 18.30. Twenty‐six‐year‐old man with mucocele of the left lower lip.Figure 18.31. Twenty‐three‐year‐old man with a mucocele of the tongue on the...Figure 18.32. Twenty‐seven‐year‐old man during removal of a mucocele with vi...Figure 18.33. Illustration of the labial surface of the lip. The anatomy of ...Figure 18.34. Twenty‐five‐year‐old woman with a surgical defect immediately ...Figure 18.35. (a) Intraoral view shows of the left palate extending from the...

19 Chapter 19Figure 19.1. Tumors in the superficial lobe that are easily palpable and jus...Figure 19.2. Depiction of the approach to deep parotid tumors where the glan...Figure 19.3. Intra‐oral ultrasound showing a stone in the distal third of th...Figure 19.4. Left submandibular sialogram with filling defect/stone at the p...Figure 19.5. CT scan showing a stone just anterior to the right submandibula...Figure 19.6. Polydiagnost modular micro‐endoscope with sheaths of two differ...Figure 19.7. Semi‐rigid Polydiagnost micro‐endoscope.Figure 19.8. Karl Storz micro‐endoscopes with working channel.Figure 19.9. Instruments for salivary duct access including Nettleship dilat...Figure 19.10. Cook Medical salivary duct dilators.Figure 19.11. Kolenda introducer sheath (Cook Medical) in situ.Figure 19.12. Sialendoscopy guided basket retrieval of a stone.Figure 19.13. Non‐releasing baskets.Figure 19.14. Releasing baskets.Figure 19.15. Stonebreaker™ (Cook Medical, Bloomington, USA).Figure 19.16. Stone fragmentation with Stonebreaker.Figure 19.17. Relationship between the submandibular duct and nerve as seen ...Figure 19.18. Combined endoscopic and open approach for removal of a parotid...Figure 19.19. Right parotid sialogram showing a stricture at the mid‐distal ...Figure 19.20. Right parotid sialogram with guide wire and inflated balloon i...Figure 19.21. Sialogram following sialography guided duct dilatation for a r...

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