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Plunging ranula: a bilateral presentation
British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 1991A patient is described with bilateral plunging ranulae which arose asynchronously and solely as cervical swellings. The diagnostic difficulties caused by the clinical presentation and the different treatment modalities are discussed.
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Plunging ranula—an unusual presentation
British Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 1989An unusual presentation of a plunging ranula is described which suggests that raised air pressures within the oral cavity may be an additional factor in its aetiology.
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Plunging ranula—report of a case
British Journal of Oral Surgery, 1973Abstract A case of plunging ranula is presented, which perforated the mylohyoid muscle, and responded well to marsupialisation.
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Plunging Ranula Localized in the Parapharyngeal Space
ORL, 1990Plunging ranulas are a mucous extravasation and usually originate from the sublingual gland. They dissect between the facial planes and muscle of the base of the tongue to the submandibular triangle. We report here a rare case of plunging ranula localized in the parapharyngeal space. The relevant anatomy is reviewed and discussed.
T, Takimoto, H, Katoh, R, Umeda
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Acta medica Croatica : casopis Hravatske akademije medicinskih znanosti, 2004
Saliva extravasation from the sublingual gland causes ductal lesion or obstruction and results in the formation of a ranula. It spreads through or behind the mylohyoid muscle situated on the neck. Most frequently it is located in the submandibular or submental region.
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Saliva extravasation from the sublingual gland causes ductal lesion or obstruction and results in the formation of a ranula. It spreads through or behind the mylohyoid muscle situated on the neck. Most frequently it is located in the submandibular or submental region.
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Revue de stomatologie, de chirurgie maxillo-faciale et de chirurgie orale, 2017
Ranula is a pseudocyst of the sublingual gland, often of unknown etiology. In few cases, it can extend to the neck when passing through the mylohyoid muscle. Diagnosis is not always easy as other cervical cystic lesions may have the same clinical aspect. Some ranulas recur after removal.
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Ranula is a pseudocyst of the sublingual gland, often of unknown etiology. In few cases, it can extend to the neck when passing through the mylohyoid muscle. Diagnosis is not always easy as other cervical cystic lesions may have the same clinical aspect. Some ranulas recur after removal.
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