15 Questions
Which gland is less commonly affected by Sialolithiasis?
Parotid gland
What is a potential complication of parotid gland surgery?
Frey's syndrome
Which technique can prevent Sialolithiasis?
Adequate hydration
What can be a symptom of facial nerve weakness?
Drooping eyelid
What is Sialocoele?
A glandular cyst
What is the incidence rate of malignancy in minor salivary gland tumors?
90 per cent
What is the most common complication of parotid gland surgery?
Facial nerve weakness
What is the main cause of Frey’s syndrome following parotid gland surgery?
Aberrant regeneration of nerve fibers
Which of the following is NOT a preventative technique for facial nerve weakness during parotid gland surgery?
Aggressive tissue dissection
What is a sialocoele?
A cystic swelling caused by salivary gland obstruction
Which clinical feature is NOT commonly associated with malignant salivary tumors?
No treatment required
What condition is characterized by gustatory sweating and flushing after parotid gland surgery?
Frey’s syndrome
Which technique is used to prevent Frey’s syndrome after parotid gland surgery?
Implantation of SMAS flap
Which of the following is a complication of parotid gland surgery?
All of the above
What is the plain radiographic appearance of a Stafne bone cyst?
A well-defined radiolucent lesion
Explore the differences between tumors of minor salivary glands and major salivary glands, with a focus on their histological similarities and malignancy rates. Learn about mucous retention cysts and translucent swellings on the lower lip.
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