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 Advanced melanoma is Stage 4 melanoma and unresectable stage 3C and 3D melanoma. Stage 3 melanoma is melanoma that has spread (metastasized) beyond the original skin site (the primary site) either to nearby skin (sometimes called in-transit disease) or to nearby (regional) lymph nodes. It represents the most severe and aggressive manifestation of melanoma. Melanoma possesses the capability to metastasize to various anatomical locations throughout the body. However, the most commonly affected sites include lymph nodes, lungs, liver, bones, brain, and the abdomen. Signs and symptoms of advanced melanoma include alterations in existing moles or the emergence of new moles, the presence of irregular and asymmetrical shapes and borders in a mole, variations in color with shades of black, brown, red, blue, or white, noticeable enlargement or significant growth of a mole, itchiness, tenderness, or pain in a mole, ulceration or bleeding of a mole, the development of nodules or lumps in the...

 Advanced melanoma is Stage 4 melanoma and unresectable stage 3C and 3D melanoma. Stage 3 melanoma is melanoma that has spread (metastasized) beyond the original skin site (the primary site) either to nearby skin (sometimes called in-transit disease) or to nearby (regional) lymph nodes. It represents the most severe and aggressive manifestation of melanoma. Melanoma possesses the capability to metastasize to various anatomical locations throughout the body. However, the most commonly affected sites include lymph nodes, lungs, liver, bones, brain, and the abdomen. Signs and symptoms of advanced melanoma include alterations in existing moles or the emergence of new moles, the presence of irregular and asymmetrical shapes and borders in a mole, variations in color with shades of black, brown, red, blue, or white, noticeable enlargement or significant growth of a mole, itchiness, tenderness, or pain in a mole, ulceration or bleeding of a mole, the development of nodules or lumps in the...