Management Of Oral Ranula With Modified Micro-Marsupialization

Yıl 2023, Cilt: 3 Sayı: 1, 55 - 57, 29.04.2023

Zülfikar Karabıyık , Mahmut Sami Yolal , Mohammad Nabi Basiry

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Abstract
Ranulas are lesions on the floor of the mouth that result from the extravasation of mucous. There
has been an ongoing dilemma on the treatment, but currently, minimally invasive surgical ways
such as micro- marsupialization have been put on forward. A 40-year-old female patient was
consulted to our department with a bubble-shaped lesion located the floor of the mouth, on the left
side. The provisional diagnosis was ranula. A modified micro-marsupialization was applied. After
the 50 days of observation, complete resolution of the lesion was observed without recurrence.
Modified micro-marsupialization is a minimally invasive, comfortable technique for both patient
and operator with a high percentage of successive rate. It is well-accepted by the patient, mainly
uncooperative patients.
Key Words: Ranula, Minimally Invasive Treatment, Micro-marsupialization
ÖZET
Ranula, ektravazasyon fenomeniyle ilişkili olarak mucusun ağız tabanında toplanması
sonucu meydana gelen lezyonlardır. Literatürde bir çok tedavi seçeneği mevcut olmasına
ragmen, hangi tedavi seçeneğinin seçileceğine dair kesin bilgi mevcut değildir. Son yıllarda
ranulanın tedavisinde minimali invaziv bir yöntem olan mikro-marsüpyalizasyon ön plana
çıkmıştır. 40 yaşında bayan hasta kliniğimize sol ağız tabanında şişlik şikayetiyle
başvurmuştur. Lezyona, ranula ön tanısı konmuştur. Tedavi seçeneği olarak mikro
marsüpyalizasyonu modifiye ettiğimiz yöntem uygulanmıştır. Mikro-marsüpyalizasyonu
takiben 50. günde lezyon tamamen iyileşmiştir ve 6 aylık takipte herhangi bir nüksle
karşılaşılmamıştır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Ranula, Minimally Invasive Treatment, Micro-marsupialization

Proje Numarası

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Kaynakça

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