Tumor Upstaging in Invasive Melanoma is Associated with Changes in Clinical Management and Worse Prognosis

Name: Tumor Upstaging in Invasive Melanoma is Associated with Changes in Clinical Management and Worse Prognosis
Creator: Amanda Rosenthal
Published: 2024-11-15T13:41:08.093Z
Keywords: Melanoma

Rosenthal, Amanda; Kim, Joyce; Juhasz, Margit LW; Conde , Geena; Chen, Clare; Eng, Sarah; Mendoza, Cristo; Chang, Crystal; Ticknor, Iesha; Doan, Leandra; Li, Ronnie; Schwarzmann, Kathyrn; Garzione, Sarah; Gharavi, Nima; Man, Jeremy

doi:10.17632/v5jrps9j39.1

Tumor Upstaging in Invasive Melanoma is Associated with Changes in Clinical Management and Worse Prognosis

Published: 15 November 2024| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/v5jrps9j39.1

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Amanda Rosenthal, Joyce Kim, Margit LW Juhasz, Geena Conde , Clare Chen, Sarah Eng, Cristo Mendoza, Crystal Chang, Iesha Ticknor, Leandra Doan, Ronnie Li, Kathyrn Schwarzmann, Sarah Garzione, Nima Gharavi, Jeremy Man

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Mendeley Supplemental Table I. Rates for Lymph Node Surgery, Radiation Therapy, Chemotherapy, and Immunotherapy for Non-Upstaged and Upstaged Melanomas by Tumor Stage Mendeley Supplemental Figure I. Distribution of Tumor Thickness at Time of Initial Biopsy and at Time of Definitive Surgical Excision for All Upstaged Cases

Tumor Upstaging in Invasive Melanoma is Associated with Changes in Clinical Management and Worse Prognosis

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