Titlebook: Clinical Management of Malignant Melanoma; John J. Costanzi Book 1984 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Boston 1984 Staging.cancer treatment.im

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H. Anacker,F. Morino,A. Zuppingersignificantly altered either the recurrence rate from malignant melanoma after surgery or survival after metastatic disease [2, 3]. A number of investigators have turned to alternative strategies, including immunomo-dulation [4], manipulation of the melanin synthesis pathway [5], or the use of high dose or hyperfractionated radiotherapy [6].

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Radiation Response of Melanoma,s chapter to explore reasons for this impression utilizing non-clinical and clinical data and to determine whether or not radiation should play an expanded role in the treatment of this particular malignant neoplasm. The review of these data has been selective rather than exhaustive.

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Modulation of Malignant Melanoma Growth with Vitamins and Other Chemically-Defined Biological Modifte this wealth of data, successful treatment of human malignant melanoma has been confined to surgery with other therapies impacting little on the survival of the 40–50% of patients who relapse following adequate excision. This is particularly important in that the incidence of melanoma has been ris

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