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- PET Scan Versus CT Scan
  Started by: Raco General Melanoma Community
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- Roxanne218
  
  4 years, 11 months ago
- Alternative for annual PET/CT scan?
  Started by: Roxanne218 General Melanoma Community
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- Charlie S
  
  6 years, 2 months ago
- Anyone have experience with the new DecisionDx test?
  Started by: MindyD Cutaneous Melanoma Community
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- LetItBe
  
  6 years, 4 months ago
- Melanoma at 2.2mm or deeper with negative SLNB?
  Started by: Roxanne218 General Melanoma Community
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- Pwest55
  
  6 years, 7 months ago
- Arizona Melanoma Specialist
  Started by: Roxanne218 General Melanoma Community
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- ve heard it both ways
  
  7 years ago
- Newly Diagnosed, Stage 2A, but called high risk by DecisionDX
  Started by: Roxanne218 General Melanoma Community
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- Roxanne218
  
  7 years ago
- Didn’t have SLNB procedure – have regrets now
  Started by: Roxanne218 General Melanoma Community
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- Roxanne218
  
  7 years ago
- Anyone have experience with the new DecisionDx test?
  Started by: jetdoctor67 General Melanoma Community
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- Roxanne218
  
  7 years, 2 months ago

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