Sentinel Lymph Nodes Containing Very Small (&lt;0.1 mm) Deposits of Metastatic Melanoma Cannot Be Safely Regarded as Tumor-Negative

Rajmohan Murali; Chitra Desilva; Stanley W. McCarthy; John F. Thompson; Richard A Scolyer

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Sentinel Lymph Nodes Containing Very Small (<0.1 mm) Deposits of Metastatic Melanoma Cannot Be Safely Regarded as Tumor-Negative

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