Variante anatómica en un recién nacido: glándula parótida accesoria bilateralPresentación de un caso

1. Andrea González Palau
2. Carmen Luz Marrero Pérez
3. Mónica Rivero Falero
4. Antonio López

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Abstract

The parotid gland is an anatomical variation that may be present in up to 20% of the population, being, in most cases, asymptomatic and, in many of them, of unknown existence. In this article we include a review of the bibliography of this anatomical variant which is presented as a result of a clinical case diagnosed in a newborn in our hospital. Our patient is a preterm newborn of 34 weeks who was hospitalized in neonatal ICU due to prematurity, underweight and IUGR type II. During his hospitalization doctors find out a swelling in both cheeks which was confirmed with ultrasounds and diagnosed of bilateral accessory parotid gland

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