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case_images: Sublingual hematoma. Evidence of bruising and coalescent blood in the sublingual space without mucosal disruption, suggestive of Coleman's sign.
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case_images: Physical exam revealed a sublingual hematoma, without evidence of lacerations or other mucosa injuries (Figure 1).
case_images: Initial CT scan in axial view (A). Coronal view of right condylar fracture (B). Coronal view of left condylar fracture (C).
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case_images: The head CT showed bilateral high medial nondisplaced MCF (Figure 2).
case_images: Follow-up CT scan 2 weeks after in coronal view, with no evidence of symphyseal or parasymphyseal fracture, mandibular symphysis visualized (A). Coronal view of right condylar fracture (B). Coronal view of left condylar fracture (C). Axial view of right condylar fracture (D). Axial view of left condylar fracture (E).
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case_images: The facial CT (Figure 3) demonstrated healing nondisplaced MCF without evidence of other mandibular injury.