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11. Primary cutaneous melanoma in Black patients: An analysis of 2464 cases from the National Cancer Database 2004–2018.

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Fernandez, Jennifer M., Poling, Kristi L., Desai, Amar D., Koblinski, Jenna E., Borgstrom, Mark, Abraham, Ivo, and Behbahani, Sara

Subjects
BLACK people, MELANOMA, NECK, FORELIMB, OVERALL survival, DATABASES
Abstract

Melanoma in Black patients carries a poor prognosis. Due to its rarity, melanoma in this population has not been well characterized. This study evaluates survival predictors in Black patients with melanoma. This was a retrospective cohort study of Black patients with cutaneous melanoma from the National Cancer Database 2004–2018. Of the 2464 cases, melanoma was more common among females than males (57.1% vs. 42.9%, p <.001). Median Breslow depth was 1.8 mm (interquartile range 0.4–4.4). Lower extremities were the most common location (52.8%), followed by upper extremities (13.1%) along with otherwise specified/overlapping/other (13.1%), then by trunk (11.8%), and lastly head and neck (9.2%). Stage at diagnosis was I (30.7%), II (27.5%), III (24.1%), and IV (17.7%). Ulceration was observed in 41.4% of lesions. Acral lentiginous melanoma (ALM) was the most common specific histologic subtype (20.3%), followed by superficial spreading melanoma (9.4%). After adjusting for confounders, higher stages and primary site on the head and neck were the strongest independent predictors of worse overall survival. Melanoma in Black patients is most likely to appear on the lower extremities. A large portion (41.8%) presented with stage III or IV disease. ALM was the most common specific histologic subtype. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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17. 923 THE IMPACT OF TREATMENT WITH ANTICOAGULATION FOR IN CIRRHOTIC PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH PORTAL VEIN THROMBOSIS AT TIME OF TRANS-JUGULAR INTRAHEPATIC PORTOSYSTEMIC STENT PLACEMENT

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Al-Qaisi, Mohanad T., primary, Bisht, Roy, additional, Sehmbey, Gurbir S., additional, Koblinski, Jenna E., additional, Pradhan, Faruq, additional, Suchartlikitwong, Sakolwan, additional, kang, Paul, additional, Ahmed, Shifat, additional, Seetharam, Anil B., additional, Patel, Nayan, additional, Mehta, Shivang, additional, and Fallon, Michael B., additional

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2020
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