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Axial flair MRI showing vasogenic edema of the temporal lobe.
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MRI confirmed these findings and further portrayed abnormally enhancing soft tissue that surrounded the mandibular condyle that likely represented fragmented pieces of the glenoid fossa (Figures 1-4).
Coronal CT demonstrates hypodense left temporal lobe vasogenic edema.
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MRI confirmed these findings and further portrayed abnormally enhancing soft tissue that surrounded the mandibular condyle that likely represented fragmented pieces of the glenoid fossa (Figures 1-4).
Sagittal CT demonstrates erosion of the skull base and protrusion of the TMJ.
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MRI confirmed these findings and further portrayed abnormally enhancing soft tissue that surrounded the mandibular condyle that likely represented fragmented pieces of the glenoid fossa (Figures 1-4).
Soft tissue window sagittal CT illustrating intracranial edema surrounding the glenoid fossa.
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MRI confirmed these findings and further portrayed abnormally enhancing soft tissue that surrounded the mandibular condyle that likely represented fragmented pieces of the glenoid fossa (Figures 1-4).