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December 16, 2015American Journal of DermatopathologyOpen Access

Prognostic Implication of Lymphovascular Invasion Detected by Double Immunostaining for D2-40 and MITF1 in Primary Cutaneous Melanoma

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LFLaurence FeldmeyerUniversity of LucerneMTMichael T. TetzlaffThe University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterPFPatricia S. FoxUniversity College Dublin

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