Tratamento de rânula pela marsupialização: relato de caso
Abstract
Rânula é uma lesão de etiologia traumática que normalmente desenvolve-se devido à ruptura de um ou mais ductos das glândulas salivares, resultando num extravasamento ou retenção do muco no assoalho da boca. O presente artigo tem como objetivo descrever um caso de rânula acompanhado do seu tratamento por meio da técnica de marsupialização.
UNITERMOS: marsupialização; rânula; tratamento.
SUMMARY
Ranula is a traumatic lesion that forms due to the rupture of one or more salivary gland ducts, causing mucus leaking or retention in the floor of the mouth. This article has the objective to depiet a ranula case and its treatment whit marsupialization.
UNITERMS: marsupialization; ranula; treatment.
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