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Abstract:
There are numerous methods described in the literature for sialocele treatment. Surgical modalities usually involve an operation with possible facial nerve injury, with the risk of a general anesthetic, and with prolonged hospitalization to be considered. Among non-surgical modalities radiation and laissez-faire are of questionable efficacy. Propantheline bromide, which medically interrupts the parasympathetic control of salivary secretion, has proved a safe, effective means of rapid sialocele control.
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