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Journal Scan / Research · August 11, 2022

Clinical Outcomes and Risk Stratification of Early-Stage Melanoma Micrometastases

Journal of Clinical Oncology

 

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Alexander van Akkooi MD, PhD, FRACS

Journal of Clinical Oncology
Clinical Outcomes and Risk Stratification of Early-Stage Melanoma Micrometastases From an International Multicenter Study: Implications for the Management of American Joint Committee on Cancer IIIA Disease
J. Clin. Oncol 2022 Jul 18;[EPub Ahead of Print], MD Moncrieff, SN Lo, RA Scolyer, MJ Heaton, JP Nobes, AP Snelling, MJ Carr, C Nessim, R Wade, AH Peach, R Kisyova, J Mason, ED Wilson, G Nolan, R Pritchard Jones, I Johansson, R Olofsson Bagge, LJ Wright, NG Patel, VK Sondak, JF Thompson, JS Zager

From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.

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