Presentation
Headache. Incidental finding on CT.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Intraoral chewing gum on CT
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Normal CT scan of the brain.
Intra-oral chewing gum in the left floor of mouth.
Case Discussion
Chewing intraoral foreign bodies like candies and gums are usually seen incidentally on CT scans. Radiological appearance of those foreign bodies should be known as they could be misinterpreted as pathology.
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