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Concluding remarks and recommendations,in a number of disorders. Thus, there is considerable overlap of the indications for several of the diagnostic methods. The majority of disorders can be demonstrated or ruled out by certain procedures. Consequently, we have to make choices in each individual case. Also, indications differ depending

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Histopathologic diagnosis of salivary gland disorders,sory glands, as these glands are situated superficially in the mucosal lining. Lesions of the major salivary glands are more deeply located; therefore, an initial diagnosis should be based on fine-needle aspiration biopsy and subsequent cytological examination.

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Concluding remarks and recommendations,y accessible to inspection and palpation. In the literature, various decision-making procedures are proposed for the diagnosis of salivary gland disorders. These procedures tend to be controversial, since no uniform protocol is applicable to all the salivary glands. Therefore, we prefer to classify