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Confused on Clark level and Breslow thickness

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    gigembritt
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    My recent path report says that my nodular melanoma is :

    Clark level at least IV

    Breslow Thickness at least .44mm

     

    No what I am confused about it that it doesnt seem to match up.  The Clark level would put it past a depth .44mm right?

    And why do they use "at least" ?

     

     

     

     

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      Janner
      Participant

      I replied to these questions on your other thread.

        gigembritt
        Participant

        Yes I just saw!! I totally get it now. Thank you so MUCH!  

        gigembritt
        Participant

        Yes I just saw!! I totally get it now. Thank you so MUCH!  

        gigembritt
        Participant

        Yes I just saw!! I totally get it now. Thank you so MUCH!  

      Janner
      Participant

      I replied to these questions on your other thread.

      Janner
      Participant

      I replied to these questions on your other thread.

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