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Table 4
Survival of patients with single or multiple primary melanomas.
| Study | Number of patients SPM/MPM | Overall survival (OS) or mortality rate (MR) (5āy) SPM/MPM | Conclusion |
| Rowe et al. 2015 [20] | 1068/190 | 3.0%/6.8% () (melanoma specific mortality) | Increased mortality risk for patients with MPM compared to SPM. |
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Kricker et al. 2013 [19] | 2372/1206 | 13.56 versus 2.93 (hazard ratio) | Relative fatality risk was higher for a thick SPM than for a thick MPM. |
| Savoia et al. 2012 [4] | 4938/270 | 65%/80% (OS) | Better overall survival for patients with MPM. |
| Bower et al. 2010 [5] | 2506/48 | 80%/95.3% (OS) | Patients with MPM had better overall survival. |
| Ferrone et al. 2005 [3] | 4484/385 | 15.8%/5.6% (MR) | Better prognosis for patients with MPM. |
| Doubrovsky and Menzies 2003 [14] | 5250/298 | ā | Survival of patients with MPM is superior to survival of patients with SPM. |
| Slingluff Jr. et al. 1993 [25] | 236/? | 31%/25% (MR) | Not reduce survival for patients with MPM. |
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