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Christopher M Wolfe1, W Harris Green, H Keith Hatfield
1Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine, Lake Erie, Pennsylvania, USA. wolfe1pa@gmail.com.
Abstract:
Electron beam radiation is a commonly used and effective treatment modality for cutaneous malignancies. Secondary cutaneous malignancies arising in electron beam treatment sites are rarely reported. We report on seven patients who developed multiple secondary tumours arising within and immediately around electron beam radiation treatment sites in the setting of treatment for diffuse primary disease or as adjunctive therapy for aggressive cutaneous malignancies.
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