Spontaneous Regression Of Metastatic Melanoma E Clinical Evidence Of The Abscopal Effect
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Disease Location
7x6x5cm dorsum foot
Personal Characteristics
No age or sex given
Clinical Characteristics
7x6x5cm mass foot with inguinal, pelvic and rp lad.
Remission Characteristics
Over three years with regression, cr and rp/pelvic ln cr.maintained 5 years after therapy
Treatment & Mechanisms
Clinical Treatment
Isolated limb perfusion with melphalan and tnk alpha. Surgical excision superficial inguinal nodes with 9/10 ln (+).