Titlebook: Diagnosis and Management of Melanoma in Clinical Practice; Nigel Kirkham (Consultant Pathologist),Dennis W. K Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Lo

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Progress and Prospects for Therapeutic Targeting Strategies for Disseminated Melanoma,st disseminated melanoma is inadequate and radiation therapy is generally ineffective. Most of the drugs currently used against melanoma exhibit less than 25% of responses (Lejeune 1986; Drzewiecki et al. 1990; Mulder et al. 1990). Thus improvements in the chemotherapy for patients with disseminated

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Psychological Aspects of Malignant Melanoma,ction for both patients and their families. The abundant anecdotal material available in the lay, nursing and medical press which revealed this psychosocial trauma has now been reinforced and substantiated by an increasing number of studies published in the scientific literature. This research, usin

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Epidemiology of Malignant Melanoma,. Yet the epidemiology of melanoma is loaded with paradox. Generalizations, if they can be offered at all, are hedged with exceptions. New data, for example the finding that in a high risk population, small melanomas were not associated with the usual host factors (Schneider et al. 1987), often do not fit in.

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Prognostic Factors in Melanoma,coherent groups in order to stratify therapeutic trials and analyse their results. Moreover, prognostic factors may provide information, or at least raise more questions, about the biology and natural history of melanoma.

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Histopathological Differential Diagnosis, are found. The diagnosis of malignant melanoma has important implications for the patient. Studies on the results of various treatment protocols for malignant melanoma and data on long-term survival are obviously invalid if the original diagnosis is not correct.

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