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Fig. 2 —49-year-old woman with newly diagnosed mucosa-associated
lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma of right parotid gland. Contrast-enhanced
axial CT scan shows high attenuation of right parotid gland (arrow).
Poor definition of glandular borders is caused by lymphoma infiltration
extending into retromandibular space and along main parotid duct. In patients
with primary MALT lymphoma of parotid gland without coexistent Sjögren's
syndrome, typical imaging finding is focal nodular or diffuse unilateral or
bilateral parenchymal infiltration with increased attenuation and contrast
enhancement.
