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Radiologically-guided balloon sialoplasty for treatment of salivary duct stricture: A novel technique in young children.
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology 2016 September
OBJECTIVES: To describe our experience using radiologically-guided balloon sialoplasty to successfully treat sialadenitis in two children as a single modality intervention.
METHODS: A retrospective case series.
RESULTS: Both children were successfully treated using balloon sialoplasty with complete and lasting resolution of their symptoms.
CONCLUSION: Paediatric sialadenitis secondary to salivary strictures are traditionally managed surgically. We believe that this is the first article to describe this intervention in such a series of children and that balloon sialoplasty is a safe technique and can be repeated as necessary, which should be considered as a management option in such paediatric cases.
METHODS: A retrospective case series.
RESULTS: Both children were successfully treated using balloon sialoplasty with complete and lasting resolution of their symptoms.
CONCLUSION: Paediatric sialadenitis secondary to salivary strictures are traditionally managed surgically. We believe that this is the first article to describe this intervention in such a series of children and that balloon sialoplasty is a safe technique and can be repeated as necessary, which should be considered as a management option in such paediatric cases.
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