MR sialography. Work in progress.

Lomas, David J.; Carroll, Nicholas; Johnson, G. Allan; Antoun, Nagui M.; Freer, C. E. L.

doi:10.1148/radiology.200.1.8657900

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“…The findings are tabulated in the table 1. Lomas et al 18 presented case reports of n=3 patients in which MRS added additional information for calculus. The results of the above study are however not representative of the patient population since there was a sample selection bias due to the representation of only n=3 cases.…”

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“…Ultrasound has been recommended as first line of investigation by Alyas et al 16 and Katz et al 17 but again its use is limited due to operator dependency. The use of MR Sialography (MRS) has been stated by Lomas et al 18 which reported the successful use of MRS for evaluation of salivary glands. Tonami et al 19 and Gadodia et al 14 suggested that MRS has the advantage of revealing both the ductal and parenchymal changes along the salivary glands without exposure to radiation.…”

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“…Only the studies by Gadodia et al . 14, , Heverhagen et al 24 , Lomas et al 18 and Tomiita et al 26 have accounted limitations.…”

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Does MR Sialography Have A Greater Diagnostic Accuracy Than Conventional X-Ray And Digital Subtraction Sialography In Detecting Salivary Glands Disease? A Literature Review

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2012

Nep J Radiology

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Aim: The main aim was to determine the diagnostic accuracy of MR Sialography as compared to conventional x-ray and digital sialography in detecting salivary gland diseases on the basis of research evidences available in the literature. Description: It is noticed that almost all people develop illness of salivary glands at some stage of their lives. The major effects on salivary glands become evident as stones; infection tumors which may also involve related organs. Imaging methods like Ultrasound, Computed Tomography (CT) and Digital subtraction sialography (DSS) are used for assessment of parotid, sub-mandibular and sub-lingual glands in addition to conventional x-ray sialography which is marked as a gold standard for salivary glands assessment. Due to the non-invasive nature and level of comfort, MR Sialography is now being considered as an advanced technique for the detection of stones and tumor spread in the soft tissues with no risk of radiation exposure. Methods and Results: Different databases which include Science direct, CINAHL, Ebesco Host, PubMed, Swetswise, Wiley Interscience, sage pub, and The Cochrane library were explored to get published literature. Total 10 studies were included and critically appraised under critical appraisal skills programme (CASP) tool. Conclusion:The review proposed that though the use of MRS as the only diagnostic examination is useful but X-ray sialography remains the standard investigation tool due to its higher spatial resolution. MRS can be utilized as an alternative imaging technique by using special MR sequences such as 3D CISS and RARE where x-ray sialography cannot be performed.

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Does MR Sialography Have A Greater Diagnostic Accuracy Than Conventional X-Ray And Digital Subtraction Sialography In Detecting Salivary Glands Disease? A Literature Review

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“…Besides traditional sialography, sonography, CT scan, and MRI, new techniques such as MR sialography 26,27 and sialoendoscopy 28 are now available. By providing a preoperative diagnosis, those techniques may help in treatment planning.…”

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“…29,30 MR sialography with heavily T2-weighted images is considered a new and promising technique that will probably replace standard sialography. 26,27 The most recent diagnostic and interventional technique is sialoendoscopy, which is probably one of the most reliable procedures to provide information on salivary duct diseases. 28 The sialendoscope with a working channel for instrumentation permits the introduction of a biopsy forceps to obtain tumor tissue for preoperative diagnosis.…”

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Mucoepidermoid carcinoma of Stensen's duct: A case report and review of the literature

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Background. Mucoepidermoid carcinoma of Stensen's duct is a rare neoplasm, with only five cases reported in the literature.Methods. We report another case of mucoepidermoid carcinoma of Stensen's duct and review the literature.Results. Stensen's duct neoplasms tend to be symptomatic at an early stage by causing an obstruction of the parotid duct. New imaging techniques such as MR sialography and sialoendoscopy are very helpful in diagnosis and patient management.Conclusions. Although the rarity of this condition prevents definitive conclusions about the optimal treatment, we propose that Stensen's duct neoplasms should be treated like similar neoplasms occurring in the parotid gland tissue, taking into consideration clinical stage, tumor grade, and surgical margins.

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Prospective comparison of magnetic resonance sialography and digital subtraction sialography

Heverhagen

Kalinowski

Rehberg

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J. Magn. Reson. Imaging

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MR sialography. Work in progress.

Abstract: Preliminary work indicates that this MR technique can successfully demonstrate both normal and abnormal parotid and submandibular gland duct systems and has several advantages over conventional x-ray sialography.

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Does MR Sialography Have A Greater Diagnostic Accuracy Than Conventional X-Ray And Digital Subtraction Sialography In Detecting Salivary Glands Disease? A Literature Review

Does MR Sialography Have A Greater Diagnostic Accuracy Than Conventional X-Ray And Digital Subtraction Sialography In Detecting Salivary Glands Disease? A Literature Review

Mucoepidermoid carcinoma of Stensen's duct: A case report and review of the literature

Prospective comparison of magnetic resonance sialography and digital subtraction sialography

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