I. Clinical symptoms: 1. Simple type accounts for the majority. Cysts are located in the sublingual area, light purple-blue color, soft and fluctuating sensation when touched. Often located in the…
Because of the reason of doing oral surgery, we often have to deal with the sublingual submandibular gland, and often need to include the sublingual frenulum and submandibular duct, the…
Most sublingual cysts are easily diagnosed: a very soft, pale blue swelling at the floor of the mouth, with stretched egg-white fluid aspirated by puncture. This egg-white fluid, originally normal…
Patient: Description of condition (onset, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): A relatively large cyst under the tongue was found in the afternoon of August 18 this year when the baby…
The children with sublingual cysts are mostly children or adolescents, which is more common in this period. The children with sublingual cysts are mainly caused by cysts formed by blocked…
The sublingual glands are located in the submucosa of the floor of the mouth, one on each side, and secrete mucus that is transported to the oral cavity through ducts.…
The patient was a 22-year-old male admitted to the hospital with the main reason of a painless swelling on the left side of the neck for 1 month. 1 month…
Sublingual cysts are not usually malignant, but patients are advised to undergo surgery to remove them as soon as possible. Most sublingual cysts are cysts caused by blockage of the sublingual…
Sublingual cysts are cysts formed by blockage of the ducts of the sublingual gland and retention of saliva. The cyst is located in the submucosa on the floor of the…
Sublingual gland cyst is a common salivary gland cyst, which occurs in adolescents and can be clinically classified into three types: 1. Simple type: the most common, the cyst is…