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Malignant Melanoma of Mucosal Sites,as has varied from 0,2% to 8% of all melanomas seen, with an approximate average in reported series of 2%. At the City of Hope National Medical Center, over a period of 13 years, we have seen 7 melanomas of mucosal sites compared to 469 melanomas of cutaneous or ocular origin (1.5%).

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The Role of Neuro-Endocrine Factors in Human Malignant Melanoma,s. Melanocytes have multiple long processes through which their major secretory product, melanin, is transported and ultimately transferred to the keratinocyte within the epidermis. The biochemical pathways involved in the synthesis of melanin are relatively well understood. A hormonal influence on

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Adjuvant Therapy Following Surgery for Primary Malignant Melanoma,er. Modern surgical and radiotherapeutic techniques have markedly reduced the incidence of tumor recurrence in the primary and regional sites; however, overall patient survival rates have not changed significantly over the past 20 years. This lack of improvement in survival rates does not indicate f

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The Role of Limb Perfusion in the Management of Malignant Melanoma,catheters to deliver chemotherapy directly into tumor bearing regions [3–5], the use of an extracorporeal oxygenated circuit was adapted to maintain and deliver a concentrated chemotherapeutic agent to the isolated tumor bearing region, obtaining a prolonged high dose tumor exposure with minimal sys

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The Chemotherapy of Human Malignant Melanoma,ease. The majority of published experience utilizing anti-cancer drugs in the treatment of malignant melanoma has been with Stage IV or disseminated disease. In general, the response rate of disseminated melanoma to single agent cancer chemotherapy has been discouragingly low. This lack of effective

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