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Salivary Gland Neoplasms
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- 1. SALIVARY GLAND NEOPLASMS
2. Epidemiology
- 90% of trs arise in parotid
- 75% of parotid trs are pleomorphic adenoma
- Muco epidermoid MC malignancy
3. Epidemiology
- Pain not an indicator of malignancy
- Benign tumors also present with pain
4. Indications of malignancy
- Indurations/ ulceration of skin , mucous membrane
5. Classification
6. Epithelial tumors
7. Adenoma
8. Monomorphic Adenoma
9. Carcinoma
- Undifferentiated carcinoma
- Carcinoma in pleomorphic adenoma
10. Non epithelial tumors
11. Investigations
12. FNAC
- Differentiate inflamatory from neoplastic in sub mandibular
gland
13. CT Scan
- Deep lobe tr from parapharyngeal trs
14. MRI
- Better clarity of margins
- Lack of artefact from dental filling
15. Open biopsy
- Justified only in minor gland trs
16. Benign tumors
17. Pleomorphic Adenoma
18. Pleomorphic Adenoma
- Consists of cartilage besides epithelial cells
- Cartilage not of mesodermal origin
- Derived from mucin secreted by epithelial cells
19. Microscopy
- Epithelial and myoepithelial components
- Abundant matrix mucoid,myxoid or chondroid supporting
tissue
20. Diagnosis
- Lobulated , painless swelling
- Neither adherent to skin/ masseter muscle
- Generally firm / variable consistency
21. Malignant transformation
22. Malignant transformation
23. Treatment
24. Warthins tumor
- Papillary cystadenoma lymphamatosum
- Always at the lower pole of the parotid
- Overlies the angle of mandible
25. Warthins tumor
- No malignant transformation
26. Warthins tumor
- Only salivary neoplasm more in males
27. Warthins tumor
- Soft in consistency with fluctuation
28. Microscopy
- Cystic / glandular spaces
- Lined by columnar epithelium
- Within abundant lymphoid tissue with germinal centres
29. Investigations
30. Treatment
31. Oncocytoma
46. Treatment
- Radical neck dissection involved nodes
47. RT
48. Thank you