Review reveals evolving diagnostic and prognostic approaches for primary cutaneous melanoma in dermatology, highlighting the importance of integrated clinical and histologic assessments.
Cutaneous melanoma continues to increase in frequency, for unknown reasons, and it can pose considerable diagnostic challenges to clinician and pathologists alike. This review considers current concepts pertaining to that tumor, including those concerning epidemiology, clinical diagnosis, histologic findings, adjunctive diagnostic studies, and prognosis.
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