Differential diagnosis of malignant melanoma
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Differential diagnosis of malignant melanoma
Abstract
The incidence of malignant melanoma is rising. Early recognition and surgical treatment give the best chance for a cure. Since a variety of skin tumors and conditions may resemble melanoma, knowledge of the differential diagnosis and a systematic approach to the evaluation of a suspicious lesion are essential.
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