2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.stomax.2008.04.003
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Sialendoscopie des glandes salivaires

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“…While most complications of radical surgery are neurological, these types of complications are minimal when sialendoscopy is used. Facial palsy/paralysis or Frey's syndrome never occur 51 53 54 . Lingual nerve paraesthesia might occur if the submandibular gland is involved, but the risk of complication is minimal (< 0.7%) 54 55 .…”
Section: Endoscopy-related Complicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…While most complications of radical surgery are neurological, these types of complications are minimal when sialendoscopy is used. Facial palsy/paralysis or Frey's syndrome never occur 51 53 54 . Lingual nerve paraesthesia might occur if the submandibular gland is involved, but the risk of complication is minimal (< 0.7%) 54 55 .…”
Section: Endoscopy-related Complicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Secondary, or postoperative, strictures of the salivary duct are the main complication following sialendoscopic procedures 51 - 54 59 . The risk for such a complication remains after each operative endoscopic surgery, but does not exceed 2-2.45% 53 59 60 .…”
Section: Endoscopy-related Complicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The basic surgical procedure is divided in three steps: location of the papilla and introduction of the sialendoscope, diagnosis (from main duct to third or fourth salivary division branches) and therapeutic steps 20 .…”
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“…The diagnostic step permits exploration of the entire ductal system from the main duct to the secondary and third/fourth branches. The duct must be pulled with no traumatic peripapillary traction to make the duct assume a rectilinear shape that facilitates its exploration 20 . This step can be best performed using small diagnostic 0.8 mm endoscopes that can easily follow the duct and the smaller branches, and show possible pathological findings (i.e.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Actuellement nous ne disposons pas de ces moyens mini-invasifs, et la parotidectomie demeure une indication de première intention, en effet elle a été pratiquée chez deux de nos patients aux antécédents de plus dʼun épisode de parotidite : dans les deux cas, les calculs étaient intra parenchymateux et on nʼa pas noté de paralysie faciale postopératoire. Les troubles de la crase sanguine contre-indiquent la LEC, ainsi que lʼinfection parotidienne (25), quant à la sialoendoscopie, elle nʼest contre-indiquée quʼen cas de complication infectieuse (26), pour ce fait lʼantibiothérapie à large spectre est utilisée, en cas dʼabcès de la loge parotidienne un drainage est parfois nécessaire (3), dans notre étude un drainage a été effectué dans un cas moyennant une incision cervicale (partie basse de lʼincision de Redon). La sialographie reste lʼexamen de référence avant cette thérapeutique, en effet il est le seul à pouvoir donner exactement le calibre du canal excréteur, un diamètre < 1 mm ne permet pas lʼextraction des calculs après LEC (25).…”
Section: Fig 1 : Extension De La Tuméfaction Inflammatoire Deunclassified