Presentation
Left zygomatic arch contusion after a bicycle accident.
Patient Data
Age: 16 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Normal zygomatic arch series
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The bilateral zygomatic arches and lateral walls of the bilateral maxillary sinuses are intact. No displaced facial bone fracture is seen. No soft tissue or air-fluid level is in the visualized paranasal sinuses.
Orbital margins are intact. No intraorbital emphysema.
Case Discussion
This case is an example of a normal zygomatic arch and facial bones.
The zygomatic arch series comprises the:
The facial bones series includes the:
- Caldwell view (OF15-20°) view
- Waters view (OM0°)
- lateral views
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