1997
DOI: 10.1016/s1079-2104(97)90060-3
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Cavernous hemangioma in the submandibular gland masquerading as sialadenitis

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“…El hemangioma profundo o cavernoso se localiza bajo el tejido celular subcutáneo, pudiendo localizarse en cualquier parte del organismo; si bien, el 65% de los hemangiomas se localizan en cabeza y cuello 1,2 . La parótida constituye la localización más frecuente de los hemangiomas que afectan a las glándulas salivares (81-85%) [3][4][5] . La parótida constituye la localización más frecuente de los hemangiomas que afectan a las glándulas salivares (81-85%) [3][4][5] .…”
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“…El hemangioma profundo o cavernoso se localiza bajo el tejido celular subcutáneo, pudiendo localizarse en cualquier parte del organismo; si bien, el 65% de los hemangiomas se localizan en cabeza y cuello 1,2 . La parótida constituye la localización más frecuente de los hemangiomas que afectan a las glándulas salivares (81-85%) [3][4][5] . La parótida constituye la localización más frecuente de los hemangiomas que afectan a las glándulas salivares (81-85%) [3][4][5] .…”
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“…An oro-cervical CT found the presence of a 4x2 cm solid mass in left sublingual region, with remodelling of the adjacent mandibular cortical and punctate calcifications, which could correspond to a glandular ectopia.In the absence of a clear diagnosis, an MRI was performed, observing a 6.4x5.8x3.2 cm tumour, situated in the left floor extended to the submental zone, with isointense signal on T1 and markedly hyperintense on T2. In an MRI, marked hyperintensity in T2 corresponds to calcification zones, whereas isointensity in T1 corresponds to muscle 2,4 . An arteriography of both external carotids and the selective for both lingual arteries was performed 24 hours before surgery; but no afferent vessels leading to the tumour were identified.…”
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“…They tend to be larger and less well circumscribed, and show no tendency to regress (7). Attention needs to be given to the tumor location, extent, growth rate, and accessibility as well as the patient's age and esthetic concerns.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, there is a reported case of cavernous hemangioma with numerous phleboliths in the submandiblar gland which clinically and radiographically (on plain film and computed tomography imaging) resembled sialolithiasis. 16 Calcification in a short section of the facial artery near the submandibular area could simulate a sialolith. If a longer area of artery is involved, the serpentine, calcified image is usually diagnostic.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%