Recurrent benign parotid gland tumours present a distinct clinical challenge. When a previously treated benign parotid tumour returns, a structured surgical approach is required to achieve adequate disease control.
Recurrent benign parotid tumour — a benign parotid gland neoplasm that has returned following prior treatment. These cases are typically managed surgically.
Surgical intervention forms the basis of management for recurrent benign parotid tumours. The approach involves removal of tissue in the parotid bed with particular attention to the facial nerve.
DOI: 10.1017/S0022215116000566
Recurrent benign parotid tumours. These will usually be treated surgically.
Careful pre-operative ultrasound marking may be helpful.
A widefield removal of tissue in the parotid bed with preservation of the facial nerve is recommended.
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