Differentiating benign nevi from malignant melanoma using DNA microdensitometry and karyometry and maturation: a zonal comparison, correlation and multivariate analysis.

Ling-Xi L. Li; Kerry A. Crotty; A.A. Palmer; Jillian J. Kril; Roger Stankovic; Richard A Scolyer; Stanley W. McCarthy

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Differentiating benign nevi from malignant melanoma using DNA microdensitometry and karyometry and maturation: a zonal comparison, correlation and multivariate analysis.

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Kerry A. Crotty
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A.A. Palmer

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DNA microdensitometry, karyometry and maturation parameters have independent abilities in identifying individual malignant melanomas. Coevaluation of various cytometric features and maturation profiles offers better diagnostic ability in separating benign nevi from MM.

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