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Jennifer M Racz1, Matthew S Block2, Christian L Baum3
1Department of Surgery, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota.
Abstract:
Some melanomas develop a striking avidity for lymphatic spread. In spite of multiple recurrences, patients can remain years without visceral metastasis. There is clearly a biologic reason for this lymphotrophic pattern of growth and dissemination, which we have yet to uncover. In-transit metastases have widely diverse clinical presentations and can be a stubborn disease to cure. As a result, a host of treatments exist that should be tailored to the individual patient.
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