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A dog has been diagnosed with a right salivary mucocele most likely arising from the
right mandibular and sublingual gland complex. Right sublingual and mandibular
sialoadenectomy is proposed. For this dog, what is the main advantage of the
ventral approach compared to the lateral approach for this procedure?
a) There is a decreased likelihood of encountering the lingual nerve.
b) The myelohyoideus muscle remains intact.
c) There is greater exposure polystomatic sublingual glands.
d) The surgical incision is rostral to the bifurcation of the jugular vein.
3. A dog is diagnosed with a left-sided pharyngeal sialocele. All salivary glands appear
normal on head CT and the radiologist suggests performing a selective sialogram of
the left parotid salivary gland. Where will you find the opening to the duct of the
parotid salivary gland for cannulisation?
a) Beside upper premolar 4
b) Beside upper molar 1
c) At the sublingual caruncle lateral to the lingual frenulum
d) At the sublingual caruncle just caudal to the rostral tip of the lingual frenulum