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Rev Med Hosp Gen Mex 2010; 73 (2)

Less frequent sialadenitis. Actual concepts

Lazos OM

Language: Spanish
References: 45
Page: 120-128
PDF size: 342.49 Kb.


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Non neoplasic pathology of the salivatory glands consists in development anomalies, obstructive alterations, infections, manifestations of systemic diseases, immunological lesions and idiopathic conditions. Some non neoplastic conditions may look like benign or malignant tumors, among them are Küttner’s tumor, polycystic sclerosing adenosis, necrotizing sialometaplasia and AIDS-related cystic disease.


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