Sialolithiasis: Radiological Diagnosis and Treatment
The Culprit: A Stone in Stensen’s Duct
Anatomy of the Salivary Glands
Cross Sectional Anatomy
Level: C1-C2
Sialolithiasis: Background and Epidemiology
Differential Diagnosis (cont.)
Patient MB: Imaging
CT neck without contrast
Patient MB: Imaging
(cont.)
CT Neck w/ contrast
Patient MB: Imaging
(cont.)
MRI neck with contrast
X-ray Sialography vs. MR Sialography
X-ray Sialography vs. MR Sialography
Patient #5: Stone in
Stensen’s duct;
now you see it, now you don’t
Patient #6: 45 year-old woman with recurrent submandibular glandular swelling during mastication