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The relative contribution of the decreasing trend in tumour thickness to the 2010s increase in net survival from cutaneous malignant melanoma in Italy: a population-based investigation.

Federica ZamagniLauro BucchiSilvia ManciniEmanuele CrocettiLuigino Dal MasoStefano FerrettiAnnibale BiggeriSimona VillaniFlavia BaldacchiniOrietta GiulianiAlessandra RavaioliRosa VattiatoAngelita BrustolinGiuseppa CandelaSimona CaroneGiuliano CarrozziRossella CavalloYlenia Maria DinaroMargherita FerranteSilvia IacovacciGuido MazzoleniAntonino MusolinoRoberto Vito RizzelloDiego SerrainoFabrizio StracciRosario TuminoCarla MasiniLaura RidolfiGiuseppe PalmieriIgnazio StanganelliFabio Falcininull null
Published in: The British journal of dermatology (2022)
For male patients in particular, decrease in tumour thickness accounted for a small part of the improvement in survival observed in 2013-2017. The introduction of targeted therapies and immune checkpoint inhibitors in 2013 is most likely to account for the remaining improvement.
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