Skin metastases in metastatic uveal melanoma: GNAQ/GNA11 mutational analysis as a valuable tool
Skin metastases in metastatic uveal melanoma: GNAQ/GNA11 mutational analysis as a valuable tool
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10.1111/bjd.12291
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2013-07
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10.3
通讯作者:
A. Tsianakas;Markus Böhm;V. Getova;D. Metze;N. Eter;T. Spieker;A. Bräuninger;T. Luger;M. Schiller;C. Sunderkötter
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A. Tsianakas;Markus Böhm;V. Getova;D. Metze;N. Eter;T. Spieker;A. Bräuninger;T. Luger;M. Schiller;C. Sunderkötter
Uveal melanomas represent 3·1% of all melanomas, with a high potential of metastatic disease of up to 50%, where the median survival time is 6 months. Though liver metastases dominate as the primary site for metastasis, the existence of primary skin metastases is still under discussion but has been reported in only a few studies.