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A 32-year-old woman presents to the primary care office for evaluation of a “lump” on her left arm. She first noticed the painless mass approximately two months ago, and it has grown slowly since that time. There has been no trauma to the area, and she has not had similar symptoms previously. She is not bothered by the mass but would like to know what it is. Vital signs are within normal range. Physical examination reveals a 3 cm soft, non-tender subcutaneous nodule on the posterior aspect of the left upper arm as pictured below. The mass is rubbery in texture and mobile. Which of the following is the best way to diagnose this lesion?
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