Aberrant location of salivary gland inclusion: Report of a case with review of the literature

A.E. Sekerci , Y. Sisman , M. Etoz , Y. Aksu
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Abstract

Stafne's bone defects (SBDs) are asymptomatic radiolucent lingual/buccal bone lesions of the lower jaw and are frequently caused by soft tissue inclusion. SBDs located on the buccal ramus of the mandible are the rarest variant. To date, only one case involving the buccal ramus has been reported in the PubMed Database (National Library of Medicine) including both clinical cases and archaeological specimens. Advanced imaging techniques are useful in diagnosing these types of lesions in order to avoid unnecessary surgery. In the case described, the radiolucency in the condylar neck appeared to be developmental in origin and was later shown by computed tomography to be related to salivary gland tissue of the parotid gland.

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唾液腺包络的异常位置:报告1例并复习文献
Stafne's bone defects (sbd)是一种无症状的放射性舌/颊骨病变,通常是由软组织包涵引起的。位于下颌骨颊支的sbd是最罕见的变种。迄今为止,PubMed数据库(国家医学图书馆)仅报道了一例涉及颊支的病例,包括临床病例和考古标本。先进的成像技术有助于诊断这些类型的病变,以避免不必要的手术。在本例中,髁突颈部的放射透光度最初似乎是发育性的,后来通过计算机断层扫描显示与腮腺的唾液腺组织有关。
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