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Pencil-core granulomas grow rapidly after a long incubation period, typically taking years to decades after penetration by the pencil core. However, colored pencil-core granulomas, which have different core components, have been reported to form just a few days after the core has pierced the skin. It is understood that this difference in incubation period is due to differences in reactivity to different types of foreign bodies.
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