Sialendoscopy-Assisted Treatment for Radioiodine-Induced Sialadenitis

Wu, Chuan-Bin; Xi, Hong; Zhou, Qing; Zhang, Liang-Mei

doi:10.1016/j.joms.2014.09.025

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“…In the first study 18 , pre- and post-sialendoscopy outcomes did not differ in uptake ratio, maximum accumulation and secretion by salivary gland scintigraphy. Differently, in Wu et al 17 the scintigraphy results showed a statistically significant higher uptake ratio and excretion fraction after interventional sialendoscopy. Concerning xerostomia, only Bhayani et al 16 and Kim et al 18 quantitatively assessed saliva production and evaluated dry mouth symptoms with a standard quality of life xerostomia questionnaire.…”

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“…The median time from radioiodine treatment to sialendoscopy was 11 months, ranging from 4.5 11 to 16 10 months (Table II). Interestingly, only in Wu et al 17 , enrolled patients had never attempted conservative treatments before sialendoscopy. All authors, except Nahlieli et al 12 , reported the mean dose of radioiodine, which ranged from 107 mCi 16 to 250 mCi 10 , with a mean cumulative radioiodine dose of 163.7 mCi.…”

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“…No studies reported the type of stenosis according to Koch classification 19 . All therapeutic procedures comprised irrigation with isotonic saline solution plus steroids (of different types according to each study), with the exception of the Wu et al series 17 , in which sterile saline solution was mixed with gentamicin. In all cases, stenosis management required multiple techniques involving instrumental and hydraulic ductal dilation.…”

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“…One case of parotidectomy was carried out, with an overall percentage of gland excision of 0.8% 10 . Only Kim 18 et al and Wu et al 17 analysed the functional outcome of sialendoscopy by salivary gland scintigraphy. In the first study 18 , pre- and post-sialendoscopy outcomes did not differ in uptake ratio, maximum accumulation and secretion by salivary gland scintigraphy.…”

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Interventional sialendoscopy for radioiodine-induced sialadenitis: quo vadis?

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La tossicità delle ghiandole salivari rappresenta un noto effetto indesiderato dello iodio radioattivo (I) utilizzato per il trattamento di neoplasie tiroidee, con una prevalenza che varia dal 2% al 67% della popolazione esposta. Recentemente, la scialoendoscopia è stata introdotta come un interessante strumento diagnostico e terapeutico per la gestione dei pazienti affetti da scialoadenite radioiodio-indotta non responsiva ai trattamenti medici standard. Lobiettivo della presente revisione è stato valutare linfluenza di questa procedura sulla storia clinica di pazienti affetti da scialoadenite conseguente a trattamento con radioiodio. Complessivamente, la revisione ha incluso 8 studi, 122 pazienti e 264 scialoendoscopie. Le stenosi duttali ed i tappi mucosi hanno rappresentato l85.7% dei reperti endoscopici, sostenendo il ruolo dellostruzione duttale nella fisiopatologia della scialoadenite da radioiodio. Circa l89.3% dei pazienti riportarono una risoluzione parziale o completa degli episodi di scialoadenite ricorrente, senza complicanze post-operatorie maggiori. Un solo caso è stato sottoposto a parotidectomia per fallimento del trattamento scialoendoscopico e persistenza dei sintomi. Tuttavia, i risultati della letteratura riguardarono principalmente valutazioni soggettive e solamente in due esperienze cliniche furono prese in considerazione misure oggettive con risultati discordanti. La xerostomia fu analizzata in pochi studi, con benefici differenti rispetto ai sintomi ostruttivi. La tempistica ideale per la videoendoscopia delle ghiandole salivari necessita di ulteriori analisi, al fine di definire la miglior gestione delle scialoadeniti ostruttive radioiodio-indotte.

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“…Interventional sialendoscopy under local anesthesia was carried out in 12 patients with chronic radioiodine-induced sialadenitis following the treatment of thyroid disease (37). The results from the examinations using visual analogue scale and salivary gland scintigraphy demonstrated a statistically significant improvement after the operation (p<0.05).…”

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Sialoendoscopic treatment of parotid gland diseases

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Enchev

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In the present survey, the emergence of parotid gland endoscopy or sialoendoscopy as well as the most recent achievements of this minimally invasive technique for safe and effective treatment of salivary gland diseases are discussed. The results from some meta-analyses in this interdisciplinary field are briefly presented. The clinical applications of interventional sialoendoscopy in patients with chronic parotitis, in adults and children as well as with salivary gland stones are briefly presented.

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Imaging of the salivary glands

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2019

Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology

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Sialendoscopy-Assisted Treatment for Radioiodine-Induced Sialadenitis

Cited by 35 publications

References 22 publications

Interventional sialendoscopy for radioiodine-induced sialadenitis: quo vadis?

Interventional sialendoscopy for radioiodine-induced sialadenitis: quo vadis?

Sialoendoscopic treatment of parotid gland diseases

Imaging of the salivary glands

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