Christine Olsen, MD

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Metastatic Malignant Melanoma From an Unknown Primary Presenting as a Large Axillary Mass

ByKarl D. Lewis, MD,Susan Dollarhide, RN,James E. Fitzpatrick, MD,Rene Gonzalez, MD,Whitney A. High, MD,Martin D. Mccarter, MD,Christine Olsen, MD,David Raben, MD

June 1st 2006

The patient is an otherwise healthy male transferred from an outside hospital with a newly diagnosed melanoma from an unknown primary presenting as a large, left axillary mass.

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