Myotendinous rupture of temporalis muscle: A rare injury following seizure

Figure 2 Three millimeter reconstructed contrast enhanced coronal computed tomography images of the face with soft tissue settings demonstrate swelling of the entire right temporalis muscle more prominent at its myotendinous insertion to the mandible (straight arrow). There is also swelling of right masseter muscle (curved arrow). Small high density material is again seen in region of myotendinous insertion of right temporalis muscle suggesting hemorrhage (arrowhead).