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A clinical photograph of the tumor
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F1
The mass was seen to extend from the temporal fossa superiorly to the submandibular region inferiorly, causing deformity of the lateral canthus and the nasolabial fold anteriorly [Figure 1].
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(a) The computed tomography scan showing a variegated lesion with solid and cystic areas and areas of calcification, impinging the temporal and infratemporal fossae causing scalloping of the adjacent bones but with no bony invasion. (b) Three-dimensional reconstruction of the computed tomography scan showing scalloping of the bones without invasion
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F2
A contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) scan was performed which showed a variegated lesion with solid and cystic areas and areas of calcification, impinging the temporal and infratemporal fossae causing scalloping of the adjacent bones but with no bony invasion [Figure 2].
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(a) The full extent of the tumor appreciated at surgery. (b) The exposed tumor with the stretched muscles and nerves. (c) The tumor bed. (d) The wound was closed primarily over a suction drain
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F3
The skin was closed primarily over a suction drain, with a plan for reconstruction at a later date [Figure 3].
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The patient at 6 months of age
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F4
There are no complaints with respect to feeding and closure of the ipsilateral eyelid [Figure 4].