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Serial screening for melanoma could ensure survival for high-risk patients
Regular serial screening by dermatologists may be the key to ensuring survival for patients at high risk of melanoma, according to a study. In the study, which is now in its 20th year, no melanoma deaths occurred in any higher-risk patients who underwent serial screening in the private practice of Ronald N. Shore, M.D.
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