A 27-year-old male was treated with ORIF for right subcondylar fracture via retromandibular approach. Again discharge of colorless, odorless watery fluid from right parotid region was noticed after second postoperative day, Diagnosis of parotid fistula was made and treated with hypertonic saline injections.\nWarm hypertonic saline (60°C) was injected after flushing with Betadine followed by pressure dressing and antisialagogue drugs were given for 5 days. On the fifth day of this course the fistulous tract healed spontaneously and there were no associated complications. Patient is on continuous follow-up since 3 months and there are no complications reported till date [].
A 35-year-old male, carpenter by profession, reported to us following a RTA. He was diagnosed with a panfacial fracture which included a LeFort 3, ZMC, naso-orbital-ethmoid, bilateral condylar, and symphysis fractures [Figures and ]. The right subcondylar-ramus fracture was approached through a periangular incision. The left dislocated condyle was then reduced and fixed through a preauricular approach. This was followed by the symphysis fracture reduction and fixation through an intraoral vestibular approach. The midface was finally reduced and fixed. This was followed by a postoperative orthopantomogram for assessment [].