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A man in his late 50s [exact age at the time of reaction onset not clearly stated] developed renal toxicity following treatment with vemurafenib and developed generalised halo nevi reaction and vitiligo following treatment with ipilimumab for metastatic melanoma [dosages and time to reactions onsets not stated; not all routes and outcomes stated].
The man, who presented with dysplastic nevus syndrome at the age of 54-years (in 2008), diagnosed with a...
