Recurrent sailoblastoma in female child after a 12-month course of chemotherapy

Abstract

Sailoblastoma is a very rare salivary gland neoplasm, often congenital or discovered after birth during the infancy period. The parotid gland is the favourite's site of sialoblastoma and has a significant variable histological appearance and clinical course. Sialoblastoma responds well to complete surgical excision, so we should start in the management of such neoplasms with a surgical option at first with or without a course of chemotherapy or radiotherapy, and the patient should follow up to prevent recurrence or metastasis.