Dysgenetic Polycystic Disease of Minor Salivary Gland: A Rare Case Report and Review of the Literature

Table 1

Review of cases of dysgenetic polycystic disease reported in the literature.

S. number	Author (year)	Age (years)/gender	Site	Family history	Other findings
(1)	Seifert et al. (1981) [3]	6/female	Bilateral parotid	Father	Spheroliths
(2)	Seifert et al. (1981) [3]	65/female	Unilateral parotid
(3)	Dobson and Ellis (1987) [4]	23/female	Bilateral parotid	Nil	Amyloid-like material
(4)	Batsakis et al. (1988) [5]	26/female	Bilateral parotid		Microliths/spheroliths
(5)	Batsakis et al. (1988) [5]	16/female	Bilateral parotid		Microliths/spheroliths
(6)	Batsakis et al. (1988) [5]	32/female	Bilateral parotid		Microliths/spheroliths
(7)	Warnock et al. [6]	2 cases (1 male and 1 female)
(8)	Smyth et al. (1993) [7]	18/female	Bilateral parotid	Mother
(9)	Brown et al. (1995) [8]	31/female	Bilateral parotid	Nil	Amyloid-like material in FNA. Lesion regressed after pregnancy
(10)	Ortiz-Hidalgo et al. (1995) [9]	65/female	Unilateral parotid	—	—
(11)	Ficarra et al. (1996) [10]	32/female	Bilateral parotid	Maternal grandmother and mother
(12)	Garcias et al. (1998) [11]	Male	Bilateral submandibular
(13)	Layfield and Gopez (2002) [12]	21/male	Bilateral parotid	Father	Spheroliths
(14)	Eley et al. (2011) [1]	8/male	Right parotid	NIL
(15)	Ashok Kumar et al. (2013) [2]	21/female	Right parotid		Mother and elder sister had multiple odontogenic keratocysts
(16)	Guledgud et al. (2014) [13]	83/male	Right parotid	Nil	No recurrence
(17)	Koudounarakis et al. (2016) [14]	Female	Bilateral parotid, submandibular, and minor salivary gland		Bilateral parotid warthin's tumour, nasal polyps
(18)	Present case	21/male	Minor salivary gland	Nil