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Evolution in Thinking: Criteria for Clinical Diagnosis of Melanoma, 1947–2000: A Critique in Historical Perspective

Mary Aldrene L. Tan, M.D.
A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.

Becker and Obermayer

Ormsby and Montgomery

Sulzberger and Wolf

Pillsbury, Shelley, and Kligman

Fitzpatrick and Clark

Lewis and Wheeler

Callen, Stawiski, and Voorhees

Roses, Harris, and Ackerman

Dobson and Abele

Friedman, Rigel, and Kopf

Fitzpatrick, Rhodes, Sober, and Mihm

McCarthy et al.

Mooi WJ and Krausy

Fitzpatrick, Milton, Balch, Shaw, McCarthy, and Sober

National Institutes of Health Consensus Conference

Holzle, Kind, Plewig, and Burgdorf

Marghoob, Slade, Kopf, Rigel, and Friedman

Arndt, Wintroub, Robinson, and LeBoit

Elder and Elenitsas

Langley, Fitzpatrick, and Sober

Farmer and Hood

Fleischer, Feldman, Katz, and Clayton

Ackerman, Kerl, Sánchez, et al.

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- melanoma

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References

1. Tan MAL, Ackerman AB. Criteria for histopathologic diagnosis of melanoma, 1947–2000: A critique in historical perspective. Dermatopathology: Practical & Conceptual 2001;7(1):39–53.

2. Clark WH Jr. Malignant melanoma in situ. Hum Pathol, 1990;21:1197–8.

3. Ackerman AB. No one should die of melanoma. JAAD, 1985;12:115–6.

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