Salivary Flashcards

1
Q

Acute suppuration sialadenitis etiology and clinical presentation?

A

Bacteria
Sudden onset of pain and swelling

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Acute suppuration sialadenitis diagnosis ?

A

Swollen
Indurated
Tender gland
Purulent from duct

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3
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Acute suppurative treatment ?

A

Ab
Gland massage
Hydration
Sialagogues
Warm compress
Oral hygiene

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4
Q

No saliva in massage ?

A

Stones

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5
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Chronic or recurrent sialadenitis etiology and clinical presentation?

A

Duct obstruction
Repeated episodes of pain and swelling often with meals
Recurrent infection

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Chronic or recurrent sialadenitis diagnosis ?

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Swollen or firm gland
CT , ultrasound, sialography show stones in ducts or dialated ducts ( ectasia )

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7
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Chronic or recurrent sialadenitis treatment?

A

Obstructive form :
Hydration And analgesics
Sialendoscopy or open surgery
Antibiotics

Infection : Ab , gland massage , sialogogues , analgesic , hydration

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8
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Viral sialadenitis clinical signs ?

A

Swelling bilateral
Tender

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9
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Chronic recurrent in children ?

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Examination radiograph always normal
Parotid gland swollen
Antibiotics. , hydration , massage , sialendoscopy

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