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Pigmented Basal‐cell Tumours of the Skin

“…It has been suggested (Tod, 1946) that irradiation could be used as a diagnostic test of pigmented tumours of the head and neck; that if after radiotherapy a distinct patch of pigment remains the tumour is a melanoma but if there is no pigmentation left it is an epidermal tumour. Becker ( 1948) and Kaye Scott (1952) have demonstrated this test to be fallacious since they found that, after efficient deep therapy to a pigmented basal-cell tumour, pigment may still be left.…”