- This drawing shows examples of normal skin and a melanoma
- Normal skin (a) is made up of layers, like the epidermis and dermis
- Melanoma can be measured by two systems called Breslow Depth and
Clark’s Levels
- Breslow Depth (b) describes the top-to-bottom measurement of the
melanoma in millimeters
- Clark’s Levels (c) describe how far the melanoma has gone into
the layers of the skin
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