Clinical and demographic factors influencing excision completeness in 15,000 skin cancers in South Australia: a retrospective study

George D Dounas; Abdullah Ibrahim; Bronte Thompson; Suzanne Edwards; Michelle Lodge; Richard Harries; Phoebe Prowse

doi:10.34239/ajops.161216

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ISSN 2209-170X

Melanoma and skin cancer

June 23, 2026 AEST

Clinical and demographic factors influencing excision completeness in 15,000 skin cancers in South Australia: a retrospective study

George D Dounas, MBBS, Abdullah Ibrahim, MBBS (Hons), MS (Surg Skill), Bronte Thompson, BN, Suzanne Edwards, BSN, GDipMed, GDipMath, Michelle Lodge, MD, FRACS (Plast), Richard Harries, MBBS, BSc (Med), FRACS (Plast), Phoebe Prowse, MBBS, FRACS (Plast),

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Australasian Journal of Plastic Surgery

Dounas GD, Ibrahim A, Thompson B, et al. Clinical and demographic factors influencing excision completeness in 15,000 skin cancers in South Australia: a retrospective study. AJOPS. 2026;9(2):161216. doi:10.34239/ajops.161216

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