BIB_421
Timing of definitive (wide-local-excision) surgery after melanoma diagnosis — fills a GENUINE, EXACTLY-PATIENT-SPECIFIC, TIME-CRITICAL GAP: the patient was biopsy-diagnosed ~Apr 2026 and the WLE is scheduled 2026-05-26; no prior BIB addresses time-to-definitive-surgery (TASK03 covers excision margins only). Bottom line: ~1–4 weeks to WLE is the optimal window; the robust harm signal is at substantial DELAY (≥8–12 weeks), and the patient's current timeline is within the reassuring range — the actionable point is simply: confirm the exact diagnostic-biopsy date and do NOT let the WLE slip towar…
- Evidence grade
- B
- Tier
- 2 (lar
- Cited by tasks
- 3, 24, 24a
- Identifiers
- DOI:10.1111/ans · PMID:41532394
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