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Digital ex‐vivo confocal imaging for fast Mohs surgery in nonmelanoma skin cancers: An emerging technique in dermatologic surgery

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F IGURE 1 (a) Male patient with a10-year-old history of a diffuse, painful and ulcerated lesion of the scalp, for which he performed several treatments, with poor results. (b) Four… Click to show full abstract

F IGURE 1 (a) Male patient with a10-year-old history of a diffuse, painful and ulcerated lesion of the scalp, for which he performed several treatments, with poor results. (b) Four reference points have been performed in the excised sample, respectively at 12 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, and 9 o'clock. (c) Healing of the autologous graft, after 15 days from the surgery, without side effects. (d) Healing process of the autologous graft, after 10 months, without side effects Received: 5 April 2019 Revised: 18 July 2019 Accepted: 16 October 2019

Keywords: vivo confocal; surgery; digital vivo; clock clock; confocal imaging; imaging fast

Journal Title: Dermatologic Therapy
Year Published: 2019

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