PLUNGING RANULA-TRANSORAL MICROSCOPIC EXCISION
Journal: University Journal of Surgery and Surgical Specialities (Vol.5, No. 1)Publication Date: 2019-01-22
Authors : ANBUKARASI;
Page : 24-26
Keywords : Plunging Ranula; Cyst; Excision; Radiofrequency;
Abstract
A Ranula is a retention cyst in the sublingual salivary gland that occur on the floor of mouth. It may extend through the mylohyoid muscles into the neck and it is known as Plunging Ranula. A 16 year old female patient presents with swelling in floor of mouth and neck, diagnosed to be a case of Plunging Ranula. Complete excision with microscope and radiofrequency cautery was done.
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