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J. H. S. Blaxter,E. J. Denton,J. A. B. Grayore, negative experiences may reflect unfavorably on the value of the procedure. Consequently, its use might be avoided altogether, even when it could provide useful information. It is therefore important to recognize the appropriate indications for sialography; only then can unrewarding examinations be avoided.

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Kathleen Horner,A. D. Hawkins,P. J. FraserRI has been mainly restricted to the parotid gland. Unlike computed tomography (CT), MRI can provide cross-sectional images in different planes without repositioning the patient. To date, MRI seems to be a safe imaging modality when contraindications are taken into account (1).

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Plain radiography and sialography,ore, negative experiences may reflect unfavorably on the value of the procedure. Consequently, its use might be avoided altogether, even when it could provide useful information. It is therefore important to recognize the appropriate indications for sialography; only then can unrewarding examinations be avoided.

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Salivary gland scintigraphy with 99mTc-pertechnetate,he following years, a large number of publications on the subject appeared in the international literature. This flow indicated a lively interest in the new procedure at a time when, from a practical point of view, only plain radiography and sialography were available to evaluate salivary gland disorders.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3361-3 FNA is very rare if needles are indeed fine — about 23 gauge. According to the literature and in our experience, tumor implantation does not occur when thin needles are used. Nor does FNA increase the risk of hematogenic metastasis (5).

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Fine-needle aspiration cytology, FNA is very rare if needles are indeed fine — about 23 gauge. According to the literature and in our experience, tumor implantation does not occur when thin needles are used. Nor does FNA increase the risk of hematogenic metastasis (5).