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Uveal Melanoma: A Preliminary Analysis of Incidence in Irkutsk Oblast, 2023 -- 2025, and Potential Causes of Elevated Rates Compared to Global and National Data

Jul 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
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Ikutsk Oblast is characterized by a consistently high incidence of UM, accompanied by a favorable stage distribution and low mortality, reflecting both the biological and geographic features of the region and an adequate level of organization of ophthalmic oncology care.

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