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Found 6mm stone in submandibular gland

2019-11-05 13:12:08
Please  guide me for better available treatment procedures and it's availability in Telugu states sir
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Hi.. the treatment preferred nowadays is to remove the stone by Sialendoscopy - your glands' function is retained.
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Sialendoscopy is the gold standard for treatment for salivary stones. You can come across to delhi where in my centre we do such surgeries regularly and with success rate in excess of 97%.
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Avoid gland excision at all costs

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