
|Articles|June 14, 2007
What do we know about cutaneous melanoma of childhood?
Childhood melanoma is a challenging diagnosis even for a clinician who sees pigmented skin lesions every day. The authors share their international experience with you and describe what you need to know in your practice about the rare, but real, childhood melanoma.
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