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case_images: Preoperative (1A) and postoperative 2nd week (1B) images of the patient
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case_images: Upon examination, trismus and swelling from the left temporal region extending towards the cheek and lower eyelid were observed (Figure 1A). The patient quickly recovered post-surgery, with a resolution of symptoms and swelling within 48 hours (Figure 1B).
case_images: In the patient's preoperative CT scan, the left middle ear cavity was observed to be opaque with soft tissue density material (2A) compatible with acute otitis media, and further widespread edema and inflammation symptoms spreading to the left half of the face (2B). CT: Computed tomography
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case_images: A focal defect in the left temporal bone's mastoid cells was observed, leading to widespread edema and inflammation spreading to the left face (Figures 2A and 2B).