LM generally occurs in elderly patients, affects parts of the body that have been damaged by the sun or carry a risk of cosmetic or functional defects, has poorly defined clinical and histologic margins, and recurs frequently following treatment.6 We review the diagnosis of LM, including methods and criteria, and provide an overview of the different treatment modalities available, with a description of the advantages and disadvantages of each in order to guide clinical decision making
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