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“…Other examples for such sites of melanoma development include chronic skin irritation, frost bite, thermal burns [38], tattoos [39], BCG scarification sites [40], skin graft donor sites [41]and surgical wounds [42]. …”

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Malignant Melanoma Arising in a Radiotherapy Field: Report of Two Cases and Review of the Literature

Trefzer

Voit²,

Milling³

et al. 2003

Dermatology

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We report 2 patients who developed melanoma or melanoma metastases in radiation fields 6 and 43 years after radiation therapy, respectively. One of the patients had received adjuvant hyperfractionated photon therapy for Ewing sarcoma, while the other patient had received X-ray therapy for a hemangioma. While postradiation secondary cancers with a long latency period are not uncommon, the development of melanoma is exceedingly rare.

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