Citation:Barsky M, Cherkassky L, Vezeridis M, Miner TJ 2014

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Barsky M, Cherkassky L, Vezeridis M, Miner TJ. The role of preoperative positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) in patients with high-risk melanoma. J Surg Oncol 2014 Jun;109(7):726-9 Available from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24375280.

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Barsky M, Cherkassky L, Vezeridis M, Miner TJ 2014	What investigations should be performed following a diagnosis of primary cutaneous melanoma for asymptomatic stage I and stage II patients? What investigations should be performed when in-transit and/or regional node disease (stage III melanoma) is diagnosed? What investigations should be performed when stage IV melanoma is diagnosed?	Tamsin Parrish	completed
Barsky M, Cherkassky L, Vezeridis M, Miner TJ 2014 2	What investigations should be performed following a diagnosis of primary cutaneous melanoma for asymptomatic stage I and stage II patients? What investigations should be performed when in-transit and/or regional node disease (stage III melanoma) is diagnosed? What investigations should be performed when stage IV melanoma is diagnosed?	Lani Teddy	completed

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