Titlebook: Gland-Preserving Salivary Surgery; A Problem-Based Appr M. Boyd Gillespie,Rohan R. Walvekar,David W. Eisel Book 2018 Springer International

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Submandibular Stoneshe anatomy of the submandibular glandular system and the floor of mouth is key to providing competent surgical care to patients who suffer from submandibular sialolithiasis. Current ideologies and techniques in the management of submandibular stones that facilitate gland preservation, are presented.

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Salivary Duct Scar the surgical treatment is largely the same regardless of etiology. Although surgical intervention results in reduce severity and frequency of symptoms in most patients, long-term cure rates are lower than that achieved with stone extraction.

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The Rise of the Databased Society,ered when choosing the optimal imaging technique for each patient. The benefits and limitations of each imaging modality based on clinical presentation will be reviewed, and imaging evaluation of common salivary gland disorders will be discussed.

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Nach dem Krieg ist vor dem Krieg,methods. Adjunctive diagnostic tools, particularly fine needle aspiration, will also be covered in this chapter. Lastly, surgical and nonsurgical strategies for management of these conditions will be discussed with the goal of preserving as much functional salivary tissue as possible.

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Salivary Gland Imagingered when choosing the optimal imaging technique for each patient. The benefits and limitations of each imaging modality based on clinical presentation will be reviewed, and imaging evaluation of common salivary gland disorders will be discussed.

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Non-neoplastic Salivary Massesmethods. Adjunctive diagnostic tools, particularly fine needle aspiration, will also be covered in this chapter. Lastly, surgical and nonsurgical strategies for management of these conditions will be discussed with the goal of preserving as much functional salivary tissue as possible.

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Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imagingt. The basics of medical interviewing are taught at a very introductory level to medical providers, but the lessons presented have great bearing even for clinicians with significant experience and medical knowledge. A broad open-ended interview can be swiftly narrowed to the chief complaint with a t