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Long-term survival in stage I and stage II malignant melanoma of the limbs--a regional review.

A case is reported of survival in excess of 20 years in a patient presenting with Stage II cutaneous malignant melanoma. Long term survival is reviewed of patients with cutaneous malignant melanoma registered during the period 1957-1959. Prognosis is best in women with Stage I disease of the lower limb, but prolonged survival occurs in cases having regional lymph node involvement. Men with stage I disease of the upper limb have a relatively good prognosis.