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Objective: The aim of this study is to describe patients’ demographic and clinical features, results of applied surgical treatment and recurrence status by retrospectively investigating the patients with Whartin`s tumor of parotis gland. Methods: Forty-one patients who were operated between July 2008 and August 2014 because of Warthin’s tumour of parotid gland were included in the study. Patients’ demographic features, operation type, follow-up time, bilaterality and recurrence status after surgical treatment were noted. Magnetic resonance imaging with contrast was implemented to all patients during follow-up. Results: The patients aged between 40 and 81 years (median age, 57.9) were included in the study. Male/female ratio was 4,8:1. Bilateral Warthin’s tumours were detected in seven of the forty-one patients. Forty-three superficial partial parotidectomies and three total parotidectomies were performed. Contralateral surgeries were not performed in 2 patients with bilateral tumors who refused surgical treatment. The patients were followed up for a median of 21.7 months after surgery. The disease recurred in two patients. Conclusion: Superficial partial parotidectomy was established as a suitable treatment modality with Warthin’s tumours localized in superficial lobe when the long-term risk of recurrence was taken into consideration.

Warthin’s Tumour of Parotid Gland: Post-Surgical Evaluation of Follow-up and Treatment