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USG image showing acoustic shadow behind hyperechoic calcification (arrowhead) in the inflamed parenchyma of the right submandibular gland (arrows), which appears hypoechoic and inhomogeneous
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The gray scale ultrasonography showed enlargement, inflamed parenchymal, and calcification in the right submandibular gland [Figure 1].
Contrast-enhanced CT scan of the neck area (A axial, B coronal slices) showing enlargement, mild increased density, medioinferior amorphous calcification with 13 mm diameters, and 1233 HU density in the right submandibular gland
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In addition, the CT scan used for the differential diagnosis showed enlargement, inflammation, and calcification in the gland [Figure 2].