SIGN 146 Cutaneous Melanoma

07 Dec 2016

New SIGN guidelines have been published on the management of cutaneous melanoma.

This guideline, to be published on 24 January 2017, has been revised to take account of new evidence in diagnostic and prognostic indicators, imaging techniques and laboratory investigation and systemic therapy.

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