Melanoma
Case Letter
Multiple Glomangiomas in a Patient With a History of Metastatic Melanoma
In patients with a recent history of malignancy, multiple glomangiomas may mimic cutaneous metastases. Therefore, multiple biopsies and histologic...
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Immune checkpoint inhibitors don’t increase COVID-19 incidence or mortality, studies suggest
Cancer patients treated with immune checkpoint inhibitors are not significantly more likely to develop or die from COVID-19, two studies suggest...
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Neoadjuvant immunotherapy combo produces high response rate in melanoma
From the Journals
Vaccine regimen boosts immune response in malignant melanoma
Adding a hematopoietic cytokine to a dendritic cell-targeted vaccine improved responses.
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Mitotic rate makes comeback as melanoma prognosticator
Key insight: the relationship between mitotic rate and melanoma survival is nonlinear.
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Risk factors for severe immune-related AEs identified
A nationwide cohort study of more than 14,000 patients finds combination immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy, younger age, and a lung cancer...
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Low threshold to biopsy atypical lesions may ID vulvar melanoma early, experts say
To diagnose one melanoma, doctors may need to biopsy many lesions.
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What happened to melanoma care during COVID-19 sequestration
Preliminary evidence indicates delayed diagnosis and treatment measurably worsened outcome indicators.
Tips
Intraoperative Tissue Expansion to Allow Primary Linear Closure of 2 Large Adjacent Surgical Defects
It is becoming increasingly more common for dermatology patients to present for treatment of multiple skin cancers during the same appointment....
From the Journals
Real-world results with checkpoint inhibitors found inferior to trial results
Data suggest real-world survival is worse than survival in clinical trials.
From the Journals
Survey of Mohs surgeons highlights its use in invasive melanoma
“Mohs surgeons who previously treated MIS with MMS may be increasingly doing so and/or expanding their scope of treatment to include invasive...