A Single-Institution Cohort Study With Nevi of Special Site: Recurrence, Progression to Melanoma, and Patterns of Management
Dena Elkeeb(University of Chicago), David A. Wada(University of Utah), Aaron M. Secrest(University of Utah), Keith L. Duffy(University of Utah), Zachary Hopkins(University of Utah), Jamie Zussman(University of Utah), Caitlin M. Bolender(University of Utah), Scott R. Florell(University of Utah), Patricia Vitale(University of Utah), Christopher M. Moreno(Utah Department of Health), Douglas Grossman(University of Utah), Anneli R. Bowen(University of Utah)
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