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There was no primary tumor seen. The biopsy of subcutaneous nodule revealed panniculitis with the foreign body granuloma. Follow-up scans after 6 and 9 months showed spontaneous resolution of all lesions except for few right axillary nodes. There was no active treatment given, and the patient remains asymptomatic on follow-up. 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