악하선만을 침범한 Mumps 바이러스 감염 2예
Two Cases of Mumps Involving Only Submandibular Glands
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Mumps virus infections usually involve the parotid glands. It usually spreads from a human reservoir by airborne droplet ofinfected saliva. Therefore, early proper diagnosis and isolation of patients can help to inhibit dissemination of the disease.Diagnosis of mumps virus infection is mainly dependent on clinical inspection, palpation of the parotid and laboratory tests,because most mumps virus infections involve the parotid gland. Isolated submandibular gland involvement in mumps is rareand presents diagnostic challenge. We report unusual consecutive cases of mumps virus infections in two patients who werebrothers, for whom bilateral submandibular glands were found to be involved paring parotid glands. These cases instruct usnot to exclude mumps virus infection even in isolated uni/bilateral submandibular gland swelling. (Korean J Otolaryngol2006;49:862-5)
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