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What is a sialolithotomy?
Sialolithotomy is the medical term meaning surgical removal of a salivary stone.
What is the medical term meaning surgical removal of a salivary stone?
A sialolith is the medical term for a salivary stone. Sialolithiasis is the condition of salivary stones.The term for a stone in the salivary gland is Sialolithiasis.SialolithiasisSialolith
what is the terminology stone in a salivary gland?
sialolith
What does the medical term calculus mean?
Calculus in some contexts means stone (such as a urinary calculus or salivary calculus), or can mean mineral deposits on teeth.A calculus, in medicine, is a stone that grows in some organs - such as a kidney.
where to hire stone removal companies?
Stone removal companies depend on your location. I suggest checking out servicemagic.com , a rock removal company, or http://www.manta.com/mb_35_E02750B7_000/rock_removal depending on your location.
What is the medical term meaning stone is shattered by using a laser?
The medical term for shattering a stone using a laser is "lithotripsy." This procedure is commonly used to break up kidney stones or gallstones into smaller pieces that can pass more easily through the urinary or biliary system.
Swollen neck glands after eating?
Most likely a stone in the salivary gland or duct. Eat sour foods and the stone may work its way out into your mouth.
What is the medical term meaning stone in the bursa?
Bursitis is the medical term for inflammation of the bursa. Bursitis-a fluid filled sac between joints It is used as a cushion, to prevent sudden shock and prevent bone rubbing on bone. Inflammation means swelling. So, inflammation the bursa means swelling of the pads between the bones in a joint.
What causes sublinguitis?
Sublinguitis is inflammation in the sublingual gland. It can be caused by mumps, a stone in the salivary duct, tumors, and bacterial parotitis.
What is a Wharton's duct?
Wharton's duct is a tubular structure that empties the submaxillary salivary gland - located underneath your lower jaw - to the space just under your tongue around the area where it is connected to the bottom of your mouth by the lingual frenum. Sometimes you can develop a salivary stone (similar to a kidney stone) in these ducts that must be removed by an oral surgeon.
Why do you still have pain after kidney stone removal?
because it still hurts
What surgical procedure involves crushing a stone or calculus?
lithotripsy
