Intensive screening protocol boosts melanoma detection: Aus study
A model surveillance program for high-risk patients is likely cost-effective, researchers say
Implementing an intensive, technology-based melanoma surveillance program in GP skin clinics could lead to improved detection of primary melanoma without unnecessary excisions, a study suggests.
The value of full body examination of patients at very high risk of melanoma every six months was recently tested in a GP skin clinic and three dermatology clinics in NSW.
