Sialoadenitis - Revision history

Alvarez13 at 04:31, 5 December 2016

2016-12-05T04:31:53Z

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	==Management==		==Management==
	*Pass spontaneously		*Pass spontaneously
	*Start on sialogogues (e.g., sour lozenges), which stimulate salivary secretions and help expel the stone		*Start on sialogogues (e.g., sour lozenges, lemon juice), which stimulate salivary secretions and help expel the stone
	*Palpable stones may also be “milked” from the duct		*Palpable stones may also be “milked” from the duct
	**Stroking in a posterior to anterior direction.		**Stroking in a posterior to anterior direction.

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	{{Facial swelling DDX}}		{{Facial swelling DDX}}

	==~~Diagnosis~~==		==Evaluation==

	==Management==		==Management==

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	==Diagnosis==		==Diagnosis==

	==~~Treatment~~==		==Management==
	*Pass spontaneously		*Pass spontaneously
	*Start on sialogogues (e.g., sour lozenges), which stimulate salivary secretions and help expel the stone		*Start on sialogogues (e.g., sour lozenges), which stimulate salivary secretions and help expel the stone

Rossdonaldson1: /* Sources */

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Sources

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	*[[Dental problems]]		*[[Dental problems]]

	==~~Sources~~==		==References==
	Knoop The Atlas of Emergency Medicine, pg 124		*Knoop The Atlas of Emergency Medicine, pg 124

	[[Category:ENT]]		[[Category:ENT]]

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Treatment

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	**Stroking in a posterior to anterior direction.		**Stroking in a posterior to anterior direction.
	*If infected, consider [[Amoxicillin/Clavulanate]] or [[Clindamycin]]		*If infected, consider [[Amoxicillin/Clavulanate]] or [[Clindamycin]]

			==Disposition==
			*Outpatient

	==Also See==		==Also See==

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Clinical Features

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	*Xerostomia (dry mouth) along		*Xerostomia (dry mouth) along
	*Increasing swelling and pain during mealtime		*Increasing swelling and pain during mealtime

			==Differential Diagnosis==
			{{Facial swelling DDX}}

			==Diagnosis==

	==Treatment==		==Treatment==

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Treatment

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	*Palpable stones may also be “milked” from the duct		*Palpable stones may also be “milked” from the duct
	**Stroking in a posterior to anterior direction.		**Stroking in a posterior to anterior direction.
			*If infected, consider [[Amoxicillin/Clavulanate]] or [[Clindamycin]]

	==Also See==		==Also See==

Arsmd: new page

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new page

New page

==Background==
*Occurs from outflow obstruction by a stone or calculus in the salivary gland or duct
*Submandibular location most commonly
**More viscous secretions and runs an uphill course

==Clinical Features==
*Xerostomia (dry mouth) along
*Increasing swelling and pain during mealtime

==Treatment==
*Pass spontaneously
*Start on sialogogues (e.g., sour lozenges), which stimulate salivary secretions and help expel the stone
*Palpable stones may also be “milked” from the duct
**Stroking in a posterior to anterior direction.

==Also See==
*[[Parotitis]]
*[[Dental problems]]

==Sources==
Knoop The Atlas of Emergency Medicine, pg 124

[[Category:ENT]]