Is It Time to Supersede the Diagnostic Term "Melanoma In Situ with Regression?" A Narrative Review
Traditionally, the term melanoma in situ (MIS) is used to designate a horizontal (radial) growth phase of malignant melanoma (MM) in which there is no histological evidence of any invasion (or microinvasion) of neoplastic melanocytic cells into the superficial or papillary dermis. In daily dermatopa...
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Main Authors: | Anna Colagrande (Author), Giuseppe Ingravallo (Author), Gerardo Cazzato (Author) |
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