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Ranula: Modified Micro-Marsupialization: Case Report and Review of Literature
Iranian Journal of Otorhinolaryngology, 2023Introduction: Ranula is a limited mucus retention on the floor of mouth. Due to the young age of patients, over the years, attempts were made to find minimally invasive and effective surgical techniques. To date, however, there is still no gold standard.
Barbara Verro +3 more
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MANAGEMENT OF RANULA: TREATMENT PROTOCOLS AND OUTCOMES
International Seven Journal of MultidisciplinaryA ranula is a pseudocyst resulting from mucous extravasation secondary to damage of the sublingual gland, showing variability in its growth rate and a high recurrence rate.
Vivian Rodrigues de Matos Vianna +4 more
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Diagnostic Difficulties of Plunging Ranula: A Review of 18 Cases
The LaryngoscopeDespite advancements in imaging techniques and cytological analysis, plunging ranula remains a challenging surgical, radiologic, and pathologic phenomenon.
Jun-Ho Yun +8 more
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Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2003
Mucoceles, exclusive of the irritation fibroma, are the most common of the benign soft tissue masses present in the oral cavity. Mucoceles (muco meaning mucus and coele meaning cavity), by definition, are cavities filled with mucus. When in the oral floor, they are called ranula (rana meaning frog and ula meaning little) because the swelling resembles ...
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Mucoceles, exclusive of the irritation fibroma, are the most common of the benign soft tissue masses present in the oral cavity. Mucoceles (muco meaning mucus and coele meaning cavity), by definition, are cavities filled with mucus. When in the oral floor, they are called ranula (rana meaning frog and ula meaning little) because the swelling resembles ...
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Surgical excision of sublingual gland ranula - An ambiguous treatment modality?
IP Indian Journal of Anatomy and Surgery of Head, Neck and BrainThe term Ranula is derived from the Latin term rana meaning frog. Rupture of one of the ducts of Rivinus in the sublingual salivary gland results in the extravasation of saliva into the surrounding tissues to form an extravasation cyst which is a form of
Priyam Mitra, Denis Jacob Kurian
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Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2007
f p s t l t s h d e s q l l w b r s g r e d t t ne of the factors that limits an informed discussion n the management of ranulas is the relative rarity ot only of this condition but salivary gland disease in eneral. For example, the incidence of salivary stones, eported as the commonest salivary condition, only ccurs in 6 cases per 100,000 population ...
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f p s t l t s h d e s q l l w b r s g r e d t t ne of the factors that limits an informed discussion n the management of ranulas is the relative rarity ot only of this condition but salivary gland disease in eneral. For example, the incidence of salivary stones, eported as the commonest salivary condition, only ccurs in 6 cases per 100,000 population ...
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Perioperative ventricular dysrhythmia management in ranula cyst excision surgery
Challenge Journal of Perioperative MedicineRanula cyst is one of the most common pathologies of the sublingual salivary gland. It is formed as a result of damage to the gland ducts and is a retention cyst filled with mucus.
M. Yaman, T. Aydın, Osman Pala
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PLUNGING RANULA PRESENTING AS A SUBMANDIBULAR SWELLING – A RARE CASE REPORT
International journal of scientific researchA Ranula is a uid lled collection or a retention cyst that is seen mostly in the oor of the mouth or under the tongue. It is lled with cystic uid which has leaked from the damaged salivary gland.
Avinash Kumar +4 more
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Plunging ranula in a pediatric patient: A rare case report
IP International Journal of Maxillofacial Imaging‘Plunging Ranula’ also referred as ‘Diving Ranula’ or ‘Cervical Ranula’ or ‘Penetrating Ranula is rarely seen in children. They most commonly occur in second and third decade of life and represents a deep type of ranula that is seen in the floor of the ...
Nagaveni N B Nagaveni N B +3 more
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Optimizing surgical outcomes in recurrent plunging ranula: a case report
International Surgery JournalA plunging ranula is the extravasation of saliva from the sublingual gland due to trauma or ductal obstruction. The saliva tracks through fascial planes into the submandibular space.
Nashwa A. Latheef +2 more
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