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. 2020 Jan 9;24(1):e31–e37. doi: 10.1055/s-0039-1697993

Table 3. Other salivary gland disorders ( n  = 34), their treatment and the rate of symptom-free cases .

Salivary gland disorder
(number of treated patients)
Therapy Rate of symptom-free cases (%)
Hemangioma ( n  = 3) Wait and scan ( n  = 2);
resection by lateral parotidectomy ( n  = 1)
100%
Ranula ( n  = 7) Surgical removal with extirpation of the sublingual salivary gland 100%
Parotid cysts ( n  = 4) Wait and scan ( n  = 3);
injection of picibanil ( n  = 1)
100%
Abscess formation ( n  = 4) Incision 100%
Odontogenic sialadenitis of the submandibular gland ( n  = 2) Tooth extraction and antibiotics 100%
Stricture of the excretory duct ( n  = 4) Surgical removal 100%
Lymphangioma ( n  = 6) Injection of picibanil 100%
Multiple ectasia of the excretory duct of one parotid gland ( n  = 1) Antibiotics 100%
Pleomorphic adenoma ( n  = 1) Surgical removal by lateral parotidectomy 100%
Hyperplastic intraparotid lymph node
( n  = 1)
Surgical removal by extracapsular dissection 100%
Acinic cell carcinoma ( n  = 1) Surgical removal by total parotidectomy 100%

Note: Concerning the rate of symptom-free cases, the values represent the percentage of each evaluated subgroup.