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case_images: Clinical presentation of a 0.5 cm, yellow nodule with intact mucosa arising from the left palatine tonsil.
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case_images: Intraoral inspection revealed a 0.5 cm, asymptomatic, light yellow-white hued, smooth, raised, soft on palpation, movable, well-circumscribed, unilateral, localized submucosal nodule, exhibiting no exudate arising from the normal-sized left palatine tonsil (Figure 1).
case_images: At eight-month follow-up visit, the yellow nodule in the left palatine tonsil completely disappeared.
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case_images: Surprisingly, the lesion ruptured and resolved spontaneously without any conventional or surgical intervention (Figure 2).