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Recently an aunt was diagnosed with 1.6mm superficial extensor melanoma, stage 2 and level IV, according to Clark's classification. She underwent surgery to remove the tumor, and the investigation was negative for lymphoma. What are the chances that it will be 100% cured and what are the risks of that tumor coming back?
Recently an aunt was diagnosed with 1.6mm superficial extensor melanoma, stage 2 and level IV, according to Clark's classification. She underwent surgery to remove the tumor, and the investigation was negative for lymphoma. What are the chances that it will be 100% cured and what are the risks of that tumor coming back?
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