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2.8 cm giant salivary stone, sialendoscopic intraductal pneumatic fragmentation

Salivary Gland Stone Treatment: Giant Submandibular Stone Removed Using Sialendoscopic Pneumatic Fragmentation 🌐 Learn more: https://atillasengor.net/salivary-gla... In this video, Dr. Atilla Şengör, one of the pioneers of sialendoscopy in Turkey, demonstrates the treatment of a giant submandibular salivary gland stone measuring 2.8 cm in length and 13-14 mm in width. The sialendoscopic pneumatic stone fragmentation method is used to successfully treat the stone, showcasing the effectiveness of advanced techniques in salivary stone removal. Salivary gland stones vary in size and location, and while many specialists still claim that large or embedded stones cannot be treated with sialendoscopy, new fragmentation techniques have revolutionized treatment possibilities. Sialendoscopy can be performed alongside stone fragmentation (lithotripsy) methods, intraoral surgeries, or even transfacial approaches. These procedures require specialized equipment and extensive experience. For stones considered "impossible" to treat, success rates soar to 94% when fragmentation is combined with sialendoscopy. 🔹 Keywords: salivary gland stone treatment, sialendoscopy, submandibular stone removal, sialendoscopic fragmentation, lithotripsy, salivary duct stone, advanced sialoendoscopy