Expert Video - How is melanoma treated with neoadjuvant therapy?

Expert Video - How is melanoma treated with neoadjuvant therapy?

This treatment is given before surgery, explains Dr. Jeffrey Weber, melanoma expert from NYU Langone Medical Center. He discusses what stage of melanoma may benefit most from neoadjuvant immunotherapy and what the results may be.

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Animation - Treating Melanoma

Animation - Treating Melanoma

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Slide Show - Treating Melanoma

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