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Evaluating the predictive power of pump-probe imaging contrast of melanin for metastatic outcome: A 71-patient study
Significance: Most melanoma deaths arise from metastatic spread, yet current staging imperfectly identifies which primary tumors will progress. Melanin structure is altered during malignant transformation, and pump-probe microscopy (PPM) measures melanin excited-state dynamics in standard biopsy sec
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