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When melanoma skin cancer is diagnosed, the doctor needs to know whether the cancer is confined to the original site or has spread. Staging melanoma skin cancer helps doctors predict patient survival and choose the best treatment. Tumor thickness and the status of the lymph nodes are two important factors in determining the stage.
