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SALIVARY GLAND SURGERY AT MEDIKERI’S SUPER SPECIALITY ENT CENTRE

At Medikeri’s Super Speciality ENT Centre, we offer expert surgical management for salivary gland conditions such as tumors, chronic infections, sialolithiasis (stones), and cysts. Our experienced head & neck surgeons ensure precise, safe, and function-preserving procedures with minimal scarring and effective symptom relief.

PROCEDURE OVERVIEW

Salivary gland surgery involves the removal of diseased or obstructed glands—typically the parotid, submandibular, or sublingual glands. It is commonly performed for benign or malignant tumors, obstructive stones, or chronic sialadenitis. Surgery helps restore normal salivary flow and eliminates pain, swelling, or infection.

ANESTHESIA & PREPARATION

The procedure is performed under general anesthesia. Preoperative evaluation includes ultrasound, CT/MRI scans, fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC), and sialography if required. Patients are counseled about the surgical plan, facial nerve preservation, and recovery process.

SURGICAL TECHNIQUES

Parotidectomy involves superficial or total gland removal with careful identification and preservation of the facial nerve. Submandibular gland excision is done through a small incision under the jaw. Stones or cysts may be removed via minimally invasive ductal techniques when possible.

MINIMALLY INVASIVE APPROACHES

Endoscopic-assisted and sialendoscopy procedures are offered for ductal stones and minor lesions, avoiding gland removal. These methods reduce surgical trauma, preserve gland function, and promote faster healing with minimal external scarring.

CLOSURE & RECOVERY

After excision, the incision is meticulously closed, and a small drain may be placed temporarily. Most patients are discharged within 24–48 hours. Postoperative care focuses on wound healing, facial movement assessment, and pain control.

POST-SURGICAL CARE

Patients are advised on wound care, diet modifications, and facial exercises if needed. Histopathology guides further management in tumor cases. Regular follow-ups are scheduled to monitor healing and function.

CONCLUSION

At Medikeri’s Super Speciality ENT Centre, we combine surgical precision with advanced technology to deliver excellent outcomes in salivary gland surgery. Our goal is to provide relief with maximum safety, function preservation, and aesthetic satisfaction.

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