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- True local scar recurrence
  Started by: accaldwell General Melanoma Community
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- Tset
  
  2 years, 9 months ago
- PET Scan Completed!
  Started by: MelanomaMike General Melanoma Community
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- Tset
  
  5 years, 12 months ago
- Scar from original WLE
  Started by: tedtell1 General Melanoma Community
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- lkb
  
  6 years, 2 months ago
- Spot in 1A WLE scar
  Started by: Marksa2570 General Melanoma Community
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- Zelda_Scotland
  
  6 years, 4 months ago
- Lymph Node Flow
  Started by: LynK Cutaneous Melanoma Community
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- LynK
  
  7 years ago
- New and scared
  Started by: jnell77 Cutaneous Melanoma Community
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- 2
- Tset
  
  7 years ago
- opinions? WLE or modified MOHS on center chest for a local recurrence within my scar
  Started by: Tset Cutaneous Melanoma Community
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- Tset
  
  7 years ago
- PLEASE someone help me understand this Path Report!! Makes no sense
  Started by: Tset Cutaneous Melanoma Community
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- Tset
  
  7 years, 1 month ago
- A tan freckle that has changed on the scar from a previous melanoma in Situ.
  Started by: Tset Cutaneous Melanoma Community
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- Tset
  
  7 years, 1 month ago

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