Annals of maxillofacial surgery · 2021
Abscess Associated with Sialolith in a Parotid Duct - A Case Report.
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Dias Augusto Cesar Sette, de Souto Halysson Fernandes, Tavares Jéssica de Freitas, Noronha Vladimir Reimar Augusto de Souza
Аннотация
RATIONALE: The aim of this work is to describe the case of a large abscess associated with a sialolith in the parotid duct.
PATIENT CONCERNS: Patient's concern is evident in this pathology, because infection untreated or rapidly spreading infections can be potentially life-threatening secondary to airway compromise or septicemia.
DIAGNOSIS: Clinical examination, ultrasonography of the region, and cone beam computed tomography were requested to confirm the diagnosis of a sialolith associated with a large abscess.
TREATMENT: Antibiotic therapy with extraoral drainage was performed. After remission of the infection, the stone was located, removed, and the edges sutured.
OUTCOMES: The patient was followed for 6 months. There was a minimal scar without any other noteworthy change.
TAKE-AWAY LESSONS: The pathological changes involving the salivary glands are extremely important for diagnosis and treatment plan.
PATIENT CONCERNS: Patient's concern is evident in this pathology, because infection untreated or rapidly spreading infections can be potentially life-threatening secondary to airway compromise or septicemia.
DIAGNOSIS: Clinical examination, ultrasonography of the region, and cone beam computed tomography were requested to confirm the diagnosis of a sialolith associated with a large abscess.
TREATMENT: Antibiotic therapy with extraoral drainage was performed. After remission of the infection, the stone was located, removed, and the edges sutured.
OUTCOMES: The patient was followed for 6 months. There was a minimal scar without any other noteworthy change.
TAKE-AWAY LESSONS: The pathological changes involving the salivary glands are extremely important for diagnosis and treatment plan.