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See Latest ArticlesIntraoral removal of proximal submandibular stones – an alternative to sialadenectomy
International Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 07/14/09
Combes J et al. - Submandibular salivary stones account for most symptomatic sialoliths and most are treated by adenectomy. Submandibular stones can be reliably retrieved from the proximal portion of the duct or hilum with minimal morbidity. Evolving review data suggests that the incidence of recurrent disease is low at 2 years, suggesting that this technique may be a viable alternative to adenectomy.
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