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melanoma). In women,
melanomas most
commonly occur on the legs;
while in men, on the back.
Melanoma is
frequently referred to as
malignant melanoma....
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Acral lentiginous melanoma is an
aggressive type of skin cancer.
Melanoma is a
group of
serious skin
cancers that
arise from
pigment cells (melanocytes);...
- cancers: basal-cell skin
cancer (BCC), squamous-cell skin
cancer (SCC) and
melanoma. The
first two,
along with a
number of less
common skin cancers, are known...
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Uveal melanoma is a type of eye
cancer in the uvea of the eye. It is
traditionally classed as
originating in the iris, choroid, and
ciliary body, but can...
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against an
antigen present in
melanocytic tumors such as
melanomas, and
stands for
Human Melanoma Black. It is used in
anatomic pathology as a
marker for...
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juvenile melanoma,: 691 and Spitz's
juvenile melanoma). The name
juvenile melanoma is
generally no
longer used as it is
neither a
melanoma, nor does...
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considered a
minor malformation or
hamartoma and may be at a
higher risk for
melanoma. A mole can be
either subdermal (under the skin) or a
pigmented growth...
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opposed to
biologic uncertainty, and that the
lesion is
either a
nevus or
melanoma from the very beginning, as
opposed to some kind of "premalignant stage";...
- Nevi and
melanomas are a
group of neoplasia.
Although a
nevus and a
melanoma are
often treated as
independent entities,
there is
evidence that a nevus...
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Dysplastic nevus syndrome, also
known as
familial atypical multiple mole–
melanoma (FAMMM) syndrome, is an
inherited cutaneous condition described in certain...