Margins of excision and prognostic factors for cutaneous eyelid melanomas

Varun Harish; Jeremy S. Bond; Richard A Scolyer; Lauren E. Haydu; Robyn P.M. Saw; Michael J. Quinn; Ross Benger; Roger F. Uren; Jonathan R. Stretch; Kerwin F. Shannon; John F. Thompson

doi:10.1016/j.bjps.2013.04.032

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