Intraoral Sialadenoma Papilliferum: A Comprehensive Review of the Literature with Emphasis on Clinical and Histopathological Diagnostic Features
Round 1
Reviewer 1 Report
This article is a comprehensive review of the literature of rare, intraoral salivary gland tumor- sialadenoma papilliferum. The study highlights the clinical and histopathological diagnostic aspects of sialadenoma papilliferum. The article is well written and interesting. However, there are some minor issues that need to be considered.
- The article is written in two styles: British and American English
- In line 126- should be cytokeratin 19
- In figure 1- should be “patient”
Author Response
Dear Reviewer,
We thank you very much for your kind and constructive comments, which have contributed to significantly improve our manuscript.
We can provide a revised version of the manuscript together to answer point-by-point to the review comments.
Q: The article is written in two styles: British and American English
A: We have replaced the British word "Tumour" with American word "tumor" in the lines 136-153-217.
Q: In line 126- should be cytokeratin 19
A: Line 126 error has been corrected
Q: In figure 1- should be “patient”
A: Error in Figure 1 has been corrected, as requested.
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Reviewer 2 Report
Comments for author File: Comments.docx
Author Response
Dear Reviewer,
We thank you very much for your kind and constructive comments, which have contributed to significantly improve our manuscript.
We can provide a revised version of the manuscript together to answer point-by-point to the review comments.
1) We have standardized the font size in the abstract.
2) We have eliminated the double spaces appearing in the manuscript.
3) We have adapted the chronological list of case reports included in Table 1 with the list of references consistent with their first appearance in the text.
4) A paragraph has been added in discussion (lines 244-251) in order to emphasize the unique features of intramural SP and the differential diagnosis of SP with other lesions to reduce the risk of misdiagnosis.
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