Early excision is the only strategy to reduce melanoma mortality, but unnecessary excision of benign lesions increases morbidity and healthcare costs.
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Accuracy in melanoma detection: a 10-year multicenter survey
Zalaudek, Iris
;MASCOLO, MASSIMO;
2012-01-01
Abstract
Early excision is the only strategy to reduce melanoma mortality, but unnecessary excision of benign lesions increases morbidity and healthcare costs.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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