SWOG clinical trial number
SWOG-8049
The Treatment of Resected, Poor Prognosis Malignant Melanoma: Stage I: Surgical Excision Versus Surgical Excision + Vitamin A
Closed
Phase
Published
Abbreviated Title
The Treatment of Resected, Poor Prognosis Malignant Melanoma: Stage I: Surgical Excision Versus Surgical Excision + Vitamin A
Activated
07/29/1981
Closed
03/15/1987
Research committees
Melanoma
Publication Information Expand/Collapse
2002
Risk assessment in localized primary cutaneous melanoma: a Southwest Oncology Group study evaluating nine factors and a test of the Clark logistic regression prediction model.
1997
Adjuvant therapy for melanoma.
1995
Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) instage I cutaneous melanoma: A Southwest Oncology Group study.
1994
Randomized trial of vitamin A versus observation as adjuvant therapy in high risk primary malignant melanoma: A Southwest Oncology Group study
1990
Observation versus oral vitamin A for adjuvant treatment of stage I cutaneous melanoma.
1988
A randomized phase III trial of high dose vitamin A versusplacebo for stage I malignant melanoma.
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Research Committee(s)
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Phase
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Research Committee(s)
Melanoma
Activated
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Open
Phase