Sialolitiasis

Ileana Rosalía Camardella; Carla Chessé; Jimena Morgante; Emilce Rivarola

doi:10.47196/da.v26i4.2046

Authors

Ileana Rosalía Camardella Dermatology Service, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina
Carla Chessé Dermatology Service, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina
Jimena Morgante Odontology Service, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina
Emilce Rivarola Dermatology Service, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47196/da.v26i4.2046

Keywords:

Sialolithiasis, salivary glands, calculi

Abstract

Sialolithiasis consists in the obstruction of the salivary glands by the presence of a sialolith. It is a multifactorial entity since the composition of the saliva and the anatomy of the duct contribute to its formation. The most frequent clinical manifestations are swelling and colic pain. The diagnosis is made with the history and physical examination. It has a favorable prognosis with few complications.

Author Biographies

Ileana Rosalía Camardella, Dermatology Service, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

Resident Medical Doctor

Carla Chessé, Dermatology Service, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

Dermatologist.

Jimena Morgante, Odontology Service, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

Dentist

Emilce Rivarola, Dermatology Service, Luis C. Lagomaggiore Hospital, Mendoza, Argentina

Dermatologist, Medical Doctor

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