Imaging Review: Submandibular Sialolithiasis on Ultrasound and CT

This educational video reviews ultrasound and CT features of submandibular salivary stones, covering normal anatomy of the submandibular glands, Wharton's duct course, and imaging pitfalls for accurate diagnosis.

• Lecture covers submandibular gland anatomy: paired, inferior to mandible, intermediate size, no intraglandular lymph nodes, and Wharton's duct normally not seen.
• Demonstrates ultrasound and CT appearance of salivary stones, with emphasis on imaging technique and diagnostic pearls.
• No original patient data or formal validation; intended as introductory teaching.

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