TABLE V.

Responses to Survey Questions.

Question	Answer Choices	Reponses
What surgical approach would you use to treat an oral (simple) ranula?	Transoral approach	212 (97%)
	Cervical approach	1 (0%)
	Combined transoral and cervical approach	4 (2%)
	Other	2 (1%)
What surgical procedure would you use to treat an oral (simple) ranula?	Marsupialization	67 (30%)
	Ranula excision	56 (25%)
	Sublingual gland excision with evacuation of ranula	22 (10%)
	Sublingual gland+ranula excision	70 (32%)
	Submandibular gland+ranula excision	1 (0%)
	Sublingual gland+submandibular gland+ranula excision	1 (0%)
	Other	3 (1%)
How many oral (simple) ranulas have you treated?	0	7 (3%)
	1–3	31 (15%)
	4–10	70 (34%)
	11–20	56 (27%)
	21–30	22 (11%)
	>30	20 (10%)
What surgical approach would you use to treat a plunging ranula?	Transoral approach	59 (27%)
	Cervical approach	49 (23%)
	Combined transoral and cervical approach	105 (49%)
	Other	3 (1%)
What surgical procedure would you use to treat a plunging ranula?	Marsupialization	9 (4%)
	Ranula excision	31 (14%)
	Sublingual gland excision with evacuation of ranula	27 (12%)
	Sublingual gland+ranula excision	84 (39%)
	Submandibular gland+ranula excision	11 (5%)
	Sublingual gland+submandibular gland+ranula excision	49 (23%)
	Other	6 (3%)
How many plunging ranulas have you treated?	0	15 (7%)
	1–3	70 (35%)
	4–10	76 (38%)
	11–20	23 (12%)
	21–30	11 (6%)
	>30	5 (3%)
Please tell us your age range.	20–30 years	1 (0%)
	31–40 years	41 (19%)
	41–50 years	67 (30%)
	51–60 years	66 (30%)
	61–70 years	36 (16%)
	>70 years	9 (4%)