63 results on '"Mohs Surgery instrumentation"'
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2. Use of craniotomy hemostatic clips in the excision of large scalp tumors.
3. Implementation of an adjustable standing desk inking station for improved ergonomics in Mohs surgery.
4. Surgical instrument disinfection during the era of COVID-19.
5. Scalp wound closures in mohs micrographic surgery: a survey of staples vs sutures.
6. Hyfrecation and Interference With Implantable Cardiac Devices.
7. Teledermatology as a Tool for Preoperative Consultation Before Mohs Micrographic Surgery Within the Veterans Health Administration.
8. Versatile use of a surgical marker in delicate deep Mohs micrographic surgery layers.
9. Black Mold Growth in Cryostats Used for Mohs Micrographic Surgery.
10. Fire Safety in Mohs Micrographic Surgery.
11. Use of sterile urine cups as sharps containers during Mohs micrographic surgery stages.
12. A Novel Mohs Precision Tool.
13. Using a slit knife to facilitate Mohs micrographic surgery in irregularly shaped areas.
14. Implementation of fluorescence confocal mosaicking microscopy by "early adopter" Mohs surgeons and dermatologists: recent progress.
15. The 'tissue press': a new device to flatten fresh tissue during ex vivo confocal microscopy examination.
16. Reusing surgical instruments during Mohs micrographic surgery: safe from infection, but not free from risk.
17. Usefulness of a Self-Retaining Retraction System in Mohs Micrographic Surgery.
18. Validation of a new technique to freezing and embedding tissue in Mohs surgery, using an animal model.
19. A new laboratory device with mathematically based positioning of a frozen tissue block facilitating precise sectioning of large specimens.
20. Flexible razor blade for harvesting tumours in Mohs micrographic surgery.
21. Prospective Study of Wound Infections in Mohs Micrographic Surgery Using a Single Set of Instruments.
22. Commentary on Prospective Study of Wound Infections in Mohs Micrographic Surgery Using a Single Set of Instruments.
23. Application of Google Glass to Mohs micrographic surgery: a pilot study in 120 patients.
24. A comparison of super wide field microscopy systems in mohs surgery.
25. Experiences in adoption of teledermatology in Mohs micrographic surgery: using smartglasses for intraoperative consultation and defect triage.
26. First look: Google Glass in dermatology, Mohs surgery, and surgical reconstruction.
27. The cockade technique--a closed wound variant of 3D histology-guided surgery.
28. Confocal microscopy with strip mosaicing for rapid imaging over large areas of excised tissue.
29. An update on super wide field microscopy in dermatologic surgery.
30. Malignant cytology in washings of Mohs micrographic surgery instruments.
31. How the 'HAMMER' can help in effectively treating skin cancer.
32. Commentary: Use of nonscalpel instruments for obtaining Mohs layers.
33. Use of a special knife and blade for Mohs layers when tumor extends to the perichondrium of the ear.
34. 'Scoring with a punch': facilitating Mohs surgery around small biopsy scars.
35. Rapid confocal imaging of large areas of excised tissue with strip mosaicing.
36. A novel way to save time when performing Mohs micrographic surgery on thick tissue.
37. The use of the flexible scalpel for minimally invasive and minimally scarring surgery: a case series of four patients with large scalp tumors.
38. Utilization of a new tissue expander in the closure of a large Mohs surgical defect.
39. Ophthalmology microscalpel for super-sharp skin edges.
40. Use of the tympanoplasty blade to facilitate auricular surgery.
41. Multibladed knife for staged surgical margin control in nonmelanoma skin cancer.
42. Mohs surgery - a new approach with a mould and glass discs: review of the literature and comparative study.
43. Cryomold use in Mohs' micrographic surgery.
44. Use of ex vivo confocal scanning laser microscopy during Mohs surgery for nonmelanoma skin cancers.
45. 5% imiquimod cream and reflectance-mode confocal microscopy as adjunct modalities to Mohs micrographic surgery for treatment of basal cell carcinoma.
46. Mohs micrographic surgery pearls.
47. The Miami Special: a simple tool for quality section mounting in Mohs surgery.
48. An alternate approach for harvesting Mohs specimens with a flexible scalpel.
49. Mohs surgery and processing: novel optimizations and enhancements.
50. Use of the double-bladed scalpel in peripheral margin control of dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans.
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