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Melanoma ganglionic metastasis 30 years after treatment of the primary tumor: a case report

Álfio José Tincani, Antônio Santos Martins, Henriette de Toledo Lage, Lincoln Santos Souza

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The recurrence of melanoma in patients is well-documented, and is dependent on a number of factors. We report a case in which a patient had a case of ganglionar metastasis in the neck after a 30-year disease-free interval following primary treatment.

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The recurrence of melanoma in patients is well-documented, and is dependent on a number of factors. We report a case in which a patient had a case of ganglionar metastasis in the neck after a 30-year disease-free interval following primary treatment.

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The recurrence of melanoma in patients is well-documented, and is dependent on a number of factors. We report a case in which a patient had a case of ganglionar metastasis in the neck after a 30-year disease-free interval following primary treatment.

Key concepts: Medicine, Melanoma, Metastasis, Primary tumor, Primary treatment, Oncology, Dermatology, Internal medicine

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