Cysts of minor salivary glands are referred to surgical diseases. They are treated by a radical surgical intervention – cystosialoadenectomy, i.e. removal of the cyst along with lobules of the adjacent minor salivary gland. Such a traumatizing surgical approach often results in development of a local postoperative scar deformity. This paper justifies the use of a less traumatizing intervention which allows achieving of better functional and esthetical results

Sergey Bezrukov; A. LUK&#039;YaNENKO; Gregory Bezrukov; G. ROGANOV; Ya. PEN&#039;KOVA

doi:doi:10.52341/20738080_2025_137_4_7

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Cysts of minor salivary glands are referred to surgical diseases. They are treated by a radical surgical intervention – cystosialoadenectomy, i.e. removal of the cyst along with lobules of the adjacent minor salivary gland. Such a traumatizing surgical approach often results in development of a local postoperative scar deformity. This paper justifies the use of a less traumatizing intervention which allows achieving of better functional and esthetical results

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CYSTS OF MINOR SALIVARY GLANDS ARE REFERRED TO SURGICAL DISEASES. THEY ARE TREATED BY A RADICAL SURGICAL INTERVENTION – CYSTOSIALOADENECTOMY, I.E. REMOVAL OF THE CYST ALONG WITH LOBULES OF THE ADJACENT MINOR SALIVARY GLAND. SUCH A TRAUMATIZING SURGICAL APPROACH OFTEN RESULTS IN DEVELOPMENT OF A LOCAL POSTOPERATIVE SCAR DEFORMITY. THIS PAPER JUSTIFIES THE USE OF A LESS TRAUMATIZING INTERVENTION WHICH ALLOWS ACHIEVING OF BETTER FUNCTIONAL AND ESTHETICAL RESULTS

Journal: MEDICAL BULLETIN OF THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS Volume 2025 № 4 , 2025

Rubrics: ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY

VAK Russia 3.1.2

Sergey Bezrukov ¹

A. LUK'YaNENKO ²

Gregory Bezrukov ³

G. ROGANOV ⁴

Ya. PEN'KOVA ⁵

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1. Medical Academy named after S.I. Georgievsky FGAOU VO "Crimean Federal University named after V.I. Vernadsky (Department of Surgical Stomatology, Head of the department)
from 02.10.1992 until now
Simferopol, Simferopol, Russian Federation

2. Federal State Health Institution "Main Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia" (Chief freelance maxillofacial surgeon of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, head of the maxillofacial surgery department (dental))

Russian Federation

3. Federal state Autonomous educational institution of higher education "Crimean Federal University name of V. I. Vernadsky» (Medical Academy named after S. I. Georgievsky, Associate Professor)
from 01.01.2014 until now
Simferopol', Simferopol, Russian Federation

4. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “V.I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University” (Department of Surgical Dentistry and Maxillofacial Surgery, doctor - maxillofacial surgeon, doctor - dental surgeon)

Russian Federation

5. Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education “V.I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University” (Student)

Russian Federation

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https://doi.org/10.52341/20738080_2025_137_4_7

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29.12.2025

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30.12.2025

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30.12.2025

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VAK Russia 3.1.2

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Russian

Keywords:

cysts of salivary glands, etiology, pathogenesis, clinic, treatment, relapse prevention

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Cysts of minor salivary glands are referred to surgical diseases. They are treated by a radical surgical intervention – cystosialoadenectomy, i.e. removal of the cyst along with lobules of the adjacent minor salivary gland. Such a traumatizing surgical approach often results in development of a local postoperative scar deformity. This paper justifies the use of a less traumatizing intervention which allows achieving of better functional and esthetical results

Keywords:
cysts of salivary glands, etiology, pathogenesis, clinic, treatment, relapse prevention

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