What is a parotid pipe?
, also known as Stesen's pipeline, is in the carotid pipe by a tubular structure located inside the parotid salivary gland. The pipe takes saliva from the parotid gland to the mouth at the level of the upper stools. Since the carotid pipe lies near the face surface, it can be damaged during the face surgery or due to accidental injury. Sometimes what is called salt stone can be created and blocked by pipes, which requires removal of surgery to a keyhole. Saliva is sometimes required to moisten and clean your mouth. When one speaks, saliva helps to move the tongue freely. It also has antacid and antibacterial properties and contains enzymes that spend starch and fat.
There are three pairs of salivary glands. Under the floor of the mouth lies submandibular glands and under the tongue are sublingual glands that produce the most saliva. It is located in the cheeks, just before and slightly below the ears, there are point glands. Onijsou the largest type of salivary gland. Many tiny salivary glands are also scattered and toOral oral cavity.
Theparotid pipe has a length of about 2 inches (about 5 cm). Cells inside the point gland produce saliva, which then flows through smaller pipes into the main point channel. The parotid gland produces about 20 percent of the total saliva and is quite watery compared to the secrets of other salivary glands. After its formation from the gland, the carotid pipeline takes place through the master's face muscles. Some people find small accessories, which are also located in the pipeline.
just before the carotid channel opens into the oral cavity, passes between the lining in the mouth and one of the cheek muscles known as the muscles of the buccinator. Two surrounding layers act as a valve and protect the channel from inflation when you blow air. This mechanism turns out to be particularly useful for people who blow glass or play brass and wooden tools.
Sometimes carotid can be blockedconduit. This usually occurs when a saliva stone is stored in the pipe, causing the saliva to block. The gland usually swells and feels painful, especially at the time of food, and infections may follow. Sometimes stones can pass from the pipes by themselves and everything that is necessary can be a gland massage along with antibiotics and pain relief. Otherwise, treatment involves removing the stone by surgery on a keyhole after any related infection.