Presentation
Pain and swelling in the right side of the neck.
Patient Data
Age: 26 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Submandibular duct stone
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ovoid stone(sialolithiasis) is seen within right submandibular duct.
From the case:
Submandibular duct stone
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Heat of the arrow points to stone within right submandibular duct.
Case Discussion
Right submandibular duct stone (kindly refer to the arrow) which points to the site of Warton’s duct that passes between myelohyoid and hypoglossus to open in submandibular papilla.
Sialolithiasis (stones within salivary glands or their ducts) is most common disease of salivary glands and may causes sialadenitis.
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