Mehmet Ali ÇETİN, Serdar ENSARİ, Doğan ATAN, Sema URAL BATUR

Ağız Tabanı Defekti ile Birlikte Dev Submandibülar Siyalolitiazis

Siyalolitiazis terimi, genel olarak tükürük bezlerindeki taşları ifade eder. En sık submandibular tükürük bezi olmaküzere, parotis tükürük bezi ve minör tükürük bezlerinde de görülebilir. Taşlar genellikle kalsiyum (Ca+2 ) ve fosfat(PO4) tuzlarının tükürük bezi veya tükürük bezi duktusunda birikmesiyle oluşur. Submandibular siyalolitiazis bazençok büyük boyutlara ulaşarak ağız tabanında defekte neden olabilir. Bu yazıda ağız tabanında defekte neden olan, devtaş içeren kronik submandibular siyalolitiazis olgusu literatür eşliğinde sunulmuştur.

Giant Submandibular Sialolithiasis With Floor of Mouth Defect

The of term, sialolithiasis generally refers to salivary gland stones. It can be seen in the parotid gland and minor sali- vary glands but most common in the submandibular gland. Stones are usually occurs with accumulation of calcium(Ca+2) and phosphate (PO4) salts in the gland or gland ductus. Rarely submandibular sialolithiasis reaches very largesizes and defects the floor of the mouth. In this article, a case of chronic submandibular sialolithasis with a giant stoneand defect in the floor of mouth is presented.

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