We consider that frozen section examination for salivary gland tumors is not sufficient on its own for deciding on the best management. Their interpretation must be correlated with clinical and intraoperative findings, in association with the surgeon's experience.

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Description of a case of myotonic dystrophy appearing in infancy, the salient feature being a permanent global contracture of the facial musculature. It is not easy to explain the contrast between this contracture of clearly myotonic origin and the absence of clinical myotonia, active or passive, in muscles in which there was very intense EMG evidence of myotonic activity; the latter was, however, less massive and, more important, less persistent than that recorded from the facial muscles. The case seems to be unique.

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