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Axial T2-weighted MRI image showing a solid expansile lesion.
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She underwent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which identified a solid mass of approximately 5 cm, located in the right paramedian region of the pelvic cavity (Figure 1).
Ultrasonography showing subcutaneous fluid collection in the anterior aspect of the left arm root.
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Ultrasound features were consistent with sebaceous cyst (Figure 2).
Ovoid hypoechoic nodule, located in the lateral quadrant of the right breast. Category BI:RADS 3.
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Doppler image, located in the retromammary/subaponeurotic fat plane, in the upper lateral quadrant of the right breast, category BI:RADS 3 (Figure 3). During the same period, a painful, mobile, palpable mass with ill-defined borders was noticed in the left arm.
Computed axial tomography scan view showing secondary haematogenous implant in the pericardial fat.
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In January 2017, eight months after the last surgery, an asymptomatic mass was found in the pericardial fat (Figure 4) and another mass appeared in the right subcutaneous tissue of the breast (Figure 5).
Computed axial tomography scan view showing secondary haematogenous implant in the right subcutaneous tissue of the breast.
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In January 2017, eight months after the last surgery, an asymptomatic mass was found in the pericardial fat (Figure 4) and another mass appeared in the right subcutaneous tissue of the breast (Figure 5).
Computed axial tomography analysis after resection of secondary haematogenic implant.
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The patient maintains a good quality of life and is currently disease free (Figure 6).