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Small nodular melanoma: the beginning of a life-threatening lesion. A clinical study on 11 cases.

Tumori 97(1):35-8 (2011) PMID 21528661

Because of its high thickness, nodular melanoma often bears a poor prognosis. Thus, an earlier diagnosis of this type of lesion while it is still thin would be an important step in secondary prevention. The principal aim of the present study was to better define the initial clinical features of nodular melanoma to allow an early diagnosis. A secondary aim was to establish the prognosis of this type of lesion.

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