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Risk of ocular melanoma in relation to cutaneous and iris naevi.

International journal of cancer - 3 Mar 1995

Bataille V, Sasieni P, Cuzick J, Hungerford J L, Swerdlow A, Bishop J A

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A case-control study was set up to assess the risk of eye melanoma in relation to the number and type of cutaneous melanocytic naevi and pigmented lesions of the iris. Cases comprised 211 unselected ocular melanoma patients attending the Ocular Oncology Clinic at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, during November 1990 to October 1991 and diagnosed after August 1986. Hospital and general practice controls (416) were...

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PMID: 7860135
DOI: 10.1002/ijc.2910600509

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