The authors report the results of their observations on 27 cases of malignant melanoma having undergone lymphography. They insist on the absence of risk of this examination causing diffusion of the primary tumour and the advantages of lymphography in this particular cases: clinically palpable metastatic adenopathy and high risk malignant melanoma without palpable adenopathy.

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