Presentation
Two week history of a massive swelling of the left submandibular with difficulty swallowing and phonation, without fever. Leukocytosis.
Patient Data
Age: 73
Gender: Female
From the case:
Sialadenitis with abscess
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Ultrasonography evidence left submandibolary salivary gland volumetric expansion with presence of an adjacent of fluid collection.
Numerous pathological reactive lymph nodes.
From the case:
Sialadenitis with abscess
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CT with contrast agent (coronal plane reconstructions) shows the inflamed left salivary gland and an abscess bound to the floor of the mouth on the same side.
No detectable salivary stones.
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