Sialendoscopy
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Sialendoscopy is endoscopy of the salivary glands. Indication - recurrent infections of salivary gl
This is an attempt to propagate the concept of "SAVE THE SALIVARY GLAND" from being removed in case of Non tumour conditions. Early interventions can prevent your gland from being removed.
01/03/2023
On behalf of the organising committee of the 2nd national conference on sialendoscopy, I invite you to participate in this unique subspeciality delibrations. The program is being charted with different modalities of discussions like lectures debates, panel discussions, video presentations and round table discussions to accommodate as many as possible. Kindly register ASAP. The last date for registration 25th march 2023. Please avoid on spot registrations.
12/05/2022
A megaduct of the right submandibular duct, due to chronic papillary obstruction. More commonly seen with parotid duct. Features generally mimic obstructive sialadenitis.
12/05/2022
Two calculi removed recently from submandibular duct of a patient
12/05/2022
Dr. Sreenivasa Murthy TM: Salivary stones are common in submandibular salivary gland / duct. The duct size is generally 4mm in diameter, so logically, the stone needs to be smaller than 4 mm to be removed via the natural opening using an endoscope and basket. Here we encountered 2 calculi, both impacted, removed using a microscope and otology equipment with sialendoscopy techniques.
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Dr. Sreenivasa Murthy TM: https://youtu.be/CSvsR7qzvEc
Dual calculi removal + Sialendoscopy Salivary duct stones can at times be multiple. This instance we encountered 2 calculi both large that they could not be delivered using a basket. Some otolo...
12/05/2022
[11/05, 5:33 pm] Dr. Sreenivasa Murthy TM: Salivary stones are common in submandibular salivary gland / duct. The duct size is generally 4mm in diameter, so logically, the stone needs to be smaller than 4 mm to be removed via the natural opening using an endoscope and basket. Here we encountered 2 calculi, both impacted, removed using a microscope and otology equipment with sialendoscopy techniques.
https://youtu.be/CSvsR7qzvEc
[11/05, 5:33 pm] Dr. Sreenivasa Murthy TM: https://youtu.be/CSvsR7qzvEc
19/01/2020
15-17 january 2020, Dubai.2nd international Sialendoscopy conference. Participated as a faculty, delivered a lecture on foreign bodies in obstructive sialadenitis
25/12/2019
At times calculus is big and not suitable for basket removal or lithotripsy. External approach helps in combination with Sialendoscopy. This is example of calculus at the messetric bend, lodged in basket but retrieved through external incision, size 6mm
17/08/2019
Patient with recurrent parotid infection, stenosed distal duct and papilla with proximal dilatation. Combined approach. moorthy & prithvi bachalli.
11/07/2019
Calculus or stone formation in salivary gland and ducts are known to occur. I've seen them in different shapes and sizes. Yesterday, I was surprised to find a stone which had taken the cylindrical shape of the duct with a central hollow, looking like a Pasta.
10/07/2019
A pasta shaped calculus from the submandibular duct, interesting formation
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