PMC8607950_01
extraoral view: A) swelling of the left parotid region; B) presence of left cervical lymph node
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Clinical findings: the extra oral examination (Figure 1) revealed a painful and firm swelling in the left parotid region, and one cervical lymph node enlargement which was oval, mobile and tender on palpation.
intraoral view showing the absence of caries or other dental anomalies A) right side; B) left side
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The intra oral exam (Figure 2) showed an adequate oral hygiene.
panoramic radiograph showing the absence of dental or alveolar bone anomalies A) right side; B) left side
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In fact, no dental or alveolar bone anomalies were displayed (Figure 3).
ultrasonography images A) presence of multiple hypoechogenic areas within the parenchyma; B) hypervascularization of the gland parenchyma
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The USG images (Figure 4) showed the presence of multiple hypoechogenic areas and a hypervascularization within the parenchyma gland, confirming the diagnosis of JRP.