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Five cases of coexistent primary ocular and cutaneous melanoma.
Archives of dermatology - 1 Feb 1993
Bataille V, Pinney E, Hungerford J L, Cuzick J, Bishop D T, Newton J A
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Patients with the atypical mole syndrome are prone to cutaneous melanoma, but their risk of ocular melanoma has not been established. We studied the skin of 207 consecutive patients with eye melanoma referred to Moorfields Hospital in London, England, in an attempt to determine what percentage of these patients had the atypical mole syndrome phenotype. OBSERVATIONS: Five patients were seen who had...
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