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Abstracts from Literature Current and Anatomy Physiology Parotid Atrophy of the Salivary Gland. Proc. Roy. James Maxwell, Soc. Med. 21:1249 1928. (May) from an The was first seen in the in suffering patient hospital October, 1921, was and tender below the left mastoid near a sinus which enlarged gland process at the site of an incision made into an abscess five weeks The diag¬ previously. at nosis of tuberculous was made this and the was on glands time, boy placed treatment for a few without treatment was general months, improvement. X-ray and a then after which the was lost of for three half given, patient sight years. and At the of this he was undersized and extract end time, underweight, thyroid was on the that the treatment have inhibited normal given assumption x-ray might When he the A later he had was thyroid gland. year mumps. growth through seen the next facial was noticed. The lower and year, asymmetry posterior part with resultant of the of the parotid gland was completely atrophied, hollowing A flow of saliva had not been observed from the left Stenson's duct. cheek. causative factors the treatment and second, There were two possible first, x-ray
American journal of diseases of children – American Medical Association
Published: Nov 1, 1928
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