[Histonet] what is mohs?

[Robyn Vazquez]

I am going to this meeting this year in Atlanta

Robyn

>>> "Manager" <mgr <@t> seattleskincancer.com> 9/29/2005 12:35 PM >>>
The Mohs technique is used primarily for skin cancer, and done using frozen
sections.  There is a society called the American Society for Mohs
Histotechnology.  No certification at this time specifically for Mohs,
although it is always being talked about.  

Beth
Seattle Skin Cancer Center

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It is particular technique that was invented by a man named Frederick Mohs.
The technique is that a surgeon is technically the pathologist reading
his/her own slides while the patient waits, whereas normally a pathologist
would read the slide.  And the other unique thing about this particular
surgery is that you cut the tissue tangential and not breadloafed.

Robyn
OHSU

>>> "Gudrun Lang" <gu.lang <@t> gmx.at> 9/29/2005 10:59 AM >>>
Hi,

I don't know this term "mohs". Please would someone be so kind to explain.

 

Thank you

Gudrun



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