A case of chronic recurrent parotitis with sialectatic sialodochitis is shown. The parenchyma is slightly hypoechoic. No pronounced dilation of the main parotid duct is recognizable (white arrow). Multiple nearly anechoic formations are visible. Because no internal echoes were detectable, but connections to the main duct system were noted, the presence of sialectatic sialodochitis was diagnosed. Abbreviations: PG, parotid gland; M, mandible; MM, masseter muscle; SD, Stensen´s duct.