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Breslow Thickness and Microsatellite Detection in Primary Cutaneous Melanoma: Implications for Oncologic Surgeons and Patients.
Ananya Saravanan, Erica L Parker, P Veronica Pham, Gray B Peery, Paul B Googe, Rami N Al-Rohil, Jayson R Miedema, Michael O Meyers, Douglas S Tyler, David W Ollila
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BackgroundMicrosatellites are an adverse prognostic feature in melanoma that upstages node-negative disease to N1c in the AJCC 8th edition staging system. While Breslow thickness and microsatellites are established prognostic markers, their relationship in primary cutaneous melanoma has not been…
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