Myotendinous rupture of temporalis muscle: A rare injury following seizure

Figure 1 Axial contrast enhanced computed tomography images of the face with soft tissue settings demonstrate swelling (A) and subtle hypoatenuation (B) of myotendinous portion of right Temporalis muscle (straight arrows) as it passes medial to the zygomatic bone just prior to its insertion to the coronoid process and anterior ramus of the right mandible. It contains a small high density material which may represent hemorrhage (arrowhead). Note the normal appearance of contralateral temporalis muscle (curved arrows).