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Extraoral photograph showing symmetrical facial features.
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No facial asymmetry, swelling, or redness was observed extraorally (Figure 1).
Intraoral photograph showing the absence of swelling or redness.
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Upon intraoral examination, no redness or swelling was detected in the buccal mucosa (Figure 2).
A panoramic radiograph during initial examination. Scattered opaque material suspected to be venous stones is noted. A circular opacity is evident (arrow).
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Panoramic radiographs showed a dissemination of calcifications in the head and neck region that were suspected to be venous stones (Figure 3).
Computed tomography image showing numerous calcifications of unequal size in the medial portion of the right mandible. Circular hard tissue is evident (arrow).
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On computed tomography, numerous calcifications of unequal size were observed medial to the right mandible (Figure 4).
Short TI inversion recovery image showing a higher signal in the area of the lesions compared to the surrounding tissues.
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The short TI inversion recovery (STIR) showed a higher signal in the area of the lesions compared to the surrounding tissues (Figure 5).