Diagnostic ultrasound ( PDFDrive )

CHAPTER 56 Pediatric Interventional Sonography 1967
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FIG. 56.24 Percutaneous Treatment of a Left Neck Plunging Ranula. (A) Longitudinal sonography demonstrates a 5-French pigtail catheter
(arrow) within the hypoechoic ranula luid. (B) Contrast material illing the ranula sac. (C) Transverse sonography demonstrating the left sublingual
gland (straight arrows) adjacent to the left mandible (curved arrow) before ablation. (D) Increased echogenicity in the left sublingual gland (arrows)
during ethanol injection for ablation.
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