1988
DOI: 10.1093/milmed/153.10.519
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Subcutaneous Tumors: Incidence of Malignancy

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“…Unexpected malignancies are rare in clinically benign appearing subcutaneous lesions; the incidence in our series of 4.0% was somewhat higher than expected. 3 When carcinoma was mentioned in the clinician's preoperative differential diagnosis, the incidence of histologically proven malignancy increased greatly (38%). Of note is that 16 of the 19 carcinomas were submitted by dermatologists, while the melanoma was submitted by a family practitioner.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Unexpected malignancies are rare in clinically benign appearing subcutaneous lesions; the incidence in our series of 4.0% was somewhat higher than expected. 3 When carcinoma was mentioned in the clinician's preoperative differential diagnosis, the incidence of histologically proven malignancy increased greatly (38%). Of note is that 16 of the 19 carcinomas were submitted by dermatologists, while the melanoma was submitted by a family practitioner.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%