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Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population.

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Figure 1.

Overall 10-year survival of all cases of primary mucosal melanoma included in this study (n = 116).

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Figure 2.

Overall 10-year survival of cases of primary mucosal melanoma according to the localization of the primary tumor.

GI-Tract (n = 20), Upper airway (n = 36), Vulva (n = 41).

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Figure 3.

Overall 10-year survival of the 116 cases of primary mucosal melanoma grouped according to the localization of the primary tumor.

Vulva (n = 41), Non-vulva (n = 75).

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Figure 4.

Overall 10-year survival of the 79 cases of primary mucosal melanoma classified as T1 (n = 10), T2 (n = 18), T3 (n = 24), T4 (n = 27), according to the tumor thickness of the primary at diagnosis.

Tumors classified according to the AICC, 7th edition (2009).

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Table 2.

Characteristics of the patient cohorts classified according to their T stage.

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Table 3.

Characteristics of the patient cohorts classified according to their T stage, all N0M0.

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Figure 5.

Overall 10-year survival of the 97 cases of primary mucosal melanoma which could be classified according to the Mucosal Melanoma Staging System [9].

Stage I: local disease (any T, N0, M0, n = 74), Stage II: regional lymph node involvement (any T, N1–3, M0, n = 18), Stage III: distant metastasis (any T, any N, M1, n = 5).

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