Reevaluating the Utility of Liver Biopsies in Patients With Melanoma.

This difference was highly significant (Fisher’s exact test, p=6.50×10 - 7), with an odds ratio of 0.106 (95% CI (0.038, 0.281)), indicating that the odds of a positive biopsy were approximately 90% lower in patients with a confounding cancer (Table 2 ).

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