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Head & Neck Surgery Course s e m î N Salivary Glands: Surgical anatomy and technique O L R Dr Pierfrancesco PELLICCIA - Pr Benjamin LALLEMANT Service ORL et CMF University Hospital of Nîmes Introduction s e • The Major Salivary Glands – Parotid – Submandibular – Sublingual O L R • The Minor Salivary Glands m î N Head & Neck Surgery Course Parotid gland O L R m î N s e Parotid compartment s e – Superior – Zygoma – Posterior – EAC, SCM muscle L R – Inferior – Styloid and digastric O – Anterior – mandible, masseter intern pterygoid muscles – Lateral – skin and SMAS m î N Parotid space contents Nerves VII, Great Auricular, Auriculotemporal Blood vessels L R m î N s e Venous Retromandibular Vein, Extern Jugular Vein, Intraparotid Communicant, Superficial Temporal, Intern Maxillary Arteries Extern carotid, Superficial Temporal/Transverse Facial, intern maxillary O Lymphatics Superficial muscular aponeurotic system (SMAS) s e Continuity with : Superficial temporal m î N fascia, Platysma, galea O L R Superficial muscular aponeurotic system SMAS O Superficial layer of deep cervical fascia L R m î N s e Deep neck spaces • Parotid space s e Parotid gland tumors • Parapharyngeal Space L R – Prestyloid Compartment O deep lobe parotid gland tumors m î N – Poststyloid Compartment Paraganglioma, Schwannoma, lymphoma Parotid Space Contains: – External carotid artery – Posterior facial vein – Facial nerve – Lymph nodes O L R – Auricolotemporal nerve (V3) m î N s e Parapharyngeal space s e • Boundaries – Superior—skull base – Inferior—hyoid L R – Anterior—ptyergomandibular raphe O – Posterior—prevertebral fascia m î N – Medial—buccopharyngeal fascia – Lateral—superficial layer of deep fascia Parapharyngeal space – Prestyloid • between tonsillar fossa and medial pterygoid • Contenents: – fat – connective tissue – nodes – Poststyloid O L R • Contenents: – Carotid sheath – Cranial nerves IX, X, XI, XII – Sympathetic chain m î N s e Parapharyngeal space Stylopharyngeal aponeurosis O L R Stylohyoidien stylopharyngeal , and styloglossus muscles m î N s e Parapharyngeal space Stylomandibular Tunnel O L R m î N s e Facial nerve: introduction s e m î N – Pes Anserinus – 1.3 cm O L R – Temperofacial Division – Cervicofacial Division – 5 Terminal branches Parotid space : major structures s e • Parotide gland • Nerves L R m î N • Blood vessels O • Lymphatics Parotid Gland • Major salivary gland • Production of Saliva O • 2 lobes – Superficial – Deep L R m î N s e Parotid Gland • Superficial lobe: 80%, overlies Masseter & Mandible • Deep lobe: 20%, Retromandibular O L R • Stylomandibular Tunnel, Isthmus of Parotid m î N s e Parotid Gland Salivary tissue Salivary ducts O L R Stensen’s duct m î N s e Stensen’s Duct s e – Arises from anterior border – 1.5 cm inferior to Zygomatic arch O L R – Pierces Buccinator at 2nd Molar – 4-6 cm in length, 5 mm in diameter m î N Stensen’s Duct O L R m î N s e Facial nerve: anatomy O L R m î N s e Facial nerve: anatomy O L R m î N s e Facial nerve: physiology Motor innervation O L R m î N s e Facial nerve: physiology • Sensory innervation O L R • Parasympathetic innervation m î N s e Other nerves Great Auricular nerve • Cervical plexus L R m î N Auriculo-temporal nerve O • Superficial Temporal vessels • Frey’s Syndrome s e Great auriculo-temporal nerve O L R m î N s e Auriculo-temporal nerve O L R m î N s e Blood Vessels O L R m î N s e Nerfs and Blood Vessels relationship (posterolateral view) O L R m î N s e Nerfs and Blood Vessels relationship (lateral view) O L R m î N s e Lymphatics – Paraparotid & Intraparotid nodes – Superficial & Deep Cervical nodes s e (1st echelon nodes : levels II-III; then levels IV and V) O L R m î N Lymphatics O L R m î N s e Head & Neck Surgery Course s e m î N Parotidectomy surgical technique O L R Dr Pierfrancesco PELLICCIA - Pr Benjamin LALLEMANT Service ORL et CMF University Hospital of Nîmes Parotidectomy s e Superficial portion O L R m î N O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e Localization of CN VII – Tragal pointer m î N – Tympanomastoid suture L R – Posterior belly Digastric O – Styloid process s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e Bleeding that announces FN O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e Parotidectomy Deep portion O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e Head & Neck Surgery Course s e Submandibular gland O L R m î N Submandibular Gland • Major salivary gland m î N • Salivary tissue + salivary ducts O L R Warthon’s duct s e • Level Ib: submandibular space Submandibular space (level Ib) O L R m î N s e Submandibular Space s e Boundaries – Superior – oral mucosa m î N – Inferior - superficial layer of deep fascia O L R – Anterior border – mandible – Lateral border - mandible – Posterior - hyoid and base of tongue musculature Submandibular Space Sublingual space • Contenents – Areolar tissue – XII and lingual nerves L R – Sublingual gland – Wharton’s duct O Submaxillary space m î N – Submental (level Ia) – Submaxillary (level IB) • Contenents – Submandibular gland s e Submandibular Space O L R m î N s e Wharton’s duct – Exits medial surface – Between Mylohyoid & Hyoglossus O – 5 cm in length L R – Lingual nerve & CN XII m î N s e Wharton’s duct O L R m î N s e Wharton’s duct O L R m î N s e Arterial & venous supply Artery: Submental branch of Facial artery Vein: Anterior Facial vein O L R m î N s e Arterial & venous supply O L R m î N s e Lymphatics levels Ib, II, III O L R m î N s e Nerves • Innervation s e – Lingual nerve and Submandibular Ganglion O L R m î N – Superior Cervical Ganglion (symp) • Other nerves – XII – Marginal mandibular branch Innervation O L R s e m î N • Superior Cervical Ganglion (symp) • Submandibular Ganglion (para) Hypoglossal nerve (XII) and lingual nerves O L R m î N s e Marginal Mandibular branch • Most commonly injury dissection level Ib • Landmark – 1cm anterior and inferior to angle of mandible L R • Subplatysmal • Deep to fascia of the submandibular gland O • Superficial to facial vein • More than one branch often present m î N s e Marginal Mandibular branch O L R m î N s e Head & Neck Surgery Course s e Submandibulectomy Surgical technique O L R m î N O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e O L R m î N s e