Cysts of soft tissues - salivary mucoceles Flashcards

1
Q

2 types of salivary mucoceles?

A

mucous extravasation (90%)

mucous retention cysts (10%)

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2
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What are the salivary mucoceles related to?

A

minor salivary glands

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3
Q

contents of the salivary mucoceles?

A

cavity filled with saliva

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4
Q

salivary mucoceles common or uncommon?

A

common

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5
Q

Where are extravasation mucoceles located?

A

lower lip (70%)

followed by buccal mucosa and FOM

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6
Q

age rage for extravasation mucoceles?

A

wide age range, nostly under 30

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7
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colour of extravasation mucoceles?

A

bluish or translucent swelling

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8
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clinical presentation of extravasation mucoceles?

A

lower lip, buccal mucosa, FOM
wide age range, mostly under 30

bluish or translucent swelling

history or rupture, collapse and refilling

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9
Q

in mucoceles, what happens when you bite your lip n done of the salivary ducts is severed?

A

into surrounding tissue

foreign body

inflammation

have a localised area that has saliva - area of granulation tissue and saliva

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10
Q

why does the extravasation cyst appear at meal time?

A

production of saliva

so swelling the dissipate and disappear

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11
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pathogenies of extravasation cyst?

A

mucous extravasation from a ruptured duct

history of trauma

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12
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histopathology of extravasation cyst?

A

mucin filled cystic cavity

inflamed granulation tissue lining

no epithelial lining, but possible remnant of ruptured duct

chronic inflammation reaction

macrophages with phagocytosed mucin (foamy)

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13
Q

extravasation cyst epithelial lining?

A

no

has an inflamed granulation tissue lining

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14
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what cyst?

A

extravasation cysts

non epithelial lining - macrophages appear foamy

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15
Q

why do macrophages appear foamy in extravasation cyst?

A

phagocytosed mucin

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16
Q

What cysts is shown?

A

retention mucoceles

17
Q

What is the retention mucocele?

A

retention of saliva within the duct

18
Q

Does retention cyst have endothelial lining?

A

yes, the salivary duct itself

19
Q

what age grup get retention mucoceles?

A

over 50

20
Q

retention mucocles more common in upper or lower lip?

A

upper lip

21
Q

pathogenesis of retention mucoceles?

A

cystic dilation of a duct

lined by epithelium

no inflammation

micro-sialoliths can form in the mucous

22
Q

Is there inflammation of retention mucoceles?

A

no - maintained in duct

mucous not exposed to tissue surrounding it

23
Q

micro-sialoliths associate with what mucoceles?

A

retention mucoceles

24
Q

What are micro-sialoliths?

A

saliva has lots of electrolytes - stones forming inside retention mucoceles

25
Q

What mucoceles is shown?

A

retention mucoceles

no inflammation and epithelial lining