Submandibular Stones in Sudanese Patients
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CURRENT RESEARCH IN MEDICAL SCIENCES - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 6
Abstract
This is retrospective study of 10 years experience of management of Sudanese patients with Submandibular ductal and glandular stones seen in Elmak Nimer university hospital and private clinic in Shendi north of Sudan between 2006—2016 . Objectives The aim of the study to study the common presenting symptoms and signs ,management and the possible risk factors which increase the incidence of the Submandibular gland stones in the area of the study. Design This retrospective study showed the experience of the authors in the management of Submandibular stones between 2006—2016. Conclusion Submandibular stones are one of the common causes of sore throat and pain with chewing in Sudanese patients.Males are affected more than females. Hot weather and snuff use may play role in increased formation stones in the area of study.
Authors and Affiliations
1Dr. Yousif Mohammed Yousif, MBBS, M D, 2Dr. Esam Edin Bakhit, MBBS, Gezira, MD, SMSB,
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- EP ID EP569275
- DOI 10.22192/ijcrms.2017.03.06.015
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