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CT scan of the head (coronal section), arrow indicates osteolysis of the right condylar head.
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TMJ (Fig. 1). The signs were interpreted as arthritis of the TMJ. 
MRI scan, the arrows point out the huge effusion medial and lateral of the right TMJ.
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A large joint effusion in the right TMJ was found and interpreted as an arthritis (Fig. 2). 
Full-body skeletal scintigraphy.
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A full-body skeletal scintigraphy was done, which did not show an obvious pathology in the right TMJ (Fig. 3).
High uptake of nuclides in the right condyle.
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High uptake of nuclides was seen around the osteolysis of the right condyle (Fig. 4).
Sclerosis of the left condyle (arrow).
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Sclerotic changes without increased uptake were noted in the left condyle (Fig. 5).   