Melanoma from Molecular Pathways to Clinical Treatment: An Up to Date Review

  • Kosmidis C
  • Baka S
  • Sapalidis K
  • et al.
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Abstract

Skin cancer is divided to melanoma and non-melanoma. Melanoma occurs due to deregulation of melanocytes. Melanoma is frequent in Caucasian population. During the last decade there is an increase in melanoma and in many cases there is a diagnostic challenge. Moreover; choosing the right treatment is a challenge for many patients. Malignant melanoma is known to be a lethal disease due to its aggressive capacity for metastasis and resistance to therapy. In the last decade, considerable efforts have gone into development of an effective immunotherapy for treatment of melanoma. The combination of macrophage activation and other treatments such as immunotherapy, surgery, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy, may provide an effective and comprehensive anti-melanoma strategy.

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Kosmidis, C., Baka, S., Sapalidis, K., Mixalopoulos, N., Atmatzidis, S., Koulouris, H., … Kesisoglou, I. (2017). Melanoma from Molecular Pathways to Clinical Treatment: An Up to Date Review. Journal of Biomedicine, 2, 94–100. https://doi.org/10.7150/jbm.19834

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