Pathologie der Neugeburtsperiode

Reuss, August V.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-90787-6_12

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“…Almost a century ago, Von Reuss presented the case of a 16-year-old girl whose parotid swellings coincided not only with her menses, but interestingly, also with peripheral eosinophilia. [2] Waldbott and Shea noted cases of salivary gland swelling in relation to certain food allergies, where avoidance of specific foods diminished symptoms. [3] As a result, they postulated that allergic parotitis was either a result of an allergic reaction in the gland itself, or due to thick mucus production causing duct obstruction.…”

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A Rare Case of Kussmaul Disease (Sialodochitis Fibrinosa)

2015

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Sialodochitis fibrinosa (or commonly known as Kussmaul Disease) is a rare salivary gland disease characterized by recurrent salivary gland swelling and pain as a result of mucofibrinous plugs. Typically patients have a history of multiply recurrent glandular swelling, dehydration and/or decreased salivary flow, thick secretions from Stensen’s or Wharton’s duct, and/or history of allergic diseases. Retention of mucofibrinous plugs may lead to acute suppurative parotitis and chronic sialadenitis ultimately. The diagnosis is one of exclusion, and treatment is based on symptomatology and largely supportive.

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