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![Illustrates anatomic risk areas. Red: High-risk areas. [3] Characteristics of patients at increased risk include: • Decreased immunity. • Genetic syndromes (such as basal cell nevus syndrome and xeroderma pigmentosum). • Skin previously exposed to radiation. • Patients with a history of high-risk tumors.](publication/383203524/figure/fig2/AS:11431281272206354@1723967945846/llustrates-anatomic-risk-areas-Red-High-risk-areas-3-Characteristics-of-patients-at.png)
Illustrates anatomic risk areas. Red: High-risk areas. [3] Characteristics of patients at increased risk include: • Decreased immunity. • Genetic syndromes (such as basal cell nevus syndrome and xeroderma pigmentosum). • Skin previously exposed to radiation. • Patients with a history of high-risk tumors.
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