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. 2019 Oct 29;124(4):260–264. doi: 10.1080/03009734.2019.1675102

Table 2.

Demographic and clinical data for the invasive melanomas diagnosed in 2016–2018 (n = 301).

Demographic and clinical data Number (%)
Healthcare provider
 Department of dermatology 79 (26.2)
 Other hospital departments 67 (22.3)
 General practitioners 105 (34.9)
 Others outside of the hospital 50 (16.6)
Clinical diagnosis on pathology form
 Melanoma 114 (37.9)
 DDx melanocytic lesion 55 (18.3)
 Various tumour types 51 (16.9)
 Basal cell carcinoma 10 (3.3)
 Benign lesion 7 (2.3)
 No specific diagnosis 64 (21.3)
Gender
 Men 151 (50.2)
 Women 150 (49.8)
Treatment
 Local excision 239 (79.4)
 Biopsy 62 (20.6)
Location
 Trunk 170 (56.5)
 Lower extremity 48 (16.0)
 Upper extremity 47 (15.6)
 Head and neck 16 (5.3)
 Face 18 (6.0)
 Ear 1 (0.3)
 Missing information 1 (0.3)
Morphological subtype
 SSM 126 (41.9)
 LMM 16 (5.3)
 NM 14 (4.7)
 Other types 9 (3.0)
 Not stated 136 (45.1)
T-stage
 pT1 194 (64.5)
 pT2 48 (15.9)
 pT3 25 (8.3)
 pT4 29 (9.6)
 pTx 5 (1.7)

DDx: differential diagnosis; LMM: lentigo malignant melanoma; NM: nodular melanoma; SSM: superficial spreading melanoma.