Chemosurgery

Mohs' chemosurgery is a technique of chemical fixation of a cutaneous tumor using 20% zinc chloride, and the surgeon performs a… (More)

Medium-depth chemical peeling of the skin is an intermediate procedure between superficial trichloroacetic acid application and… (More)

We report a case of osteomyelitis complicating Mohs' surgery for recurrent basal cell carcinoma of the forehead. The need for… (More)

Sixteen patients with lower genital intraepithelial neoplasia were treated by 5-fluorouracil (5-FU)/chemosurgery: colposcopically… (More)

Chemosurgery is no longer the slow, painful, last-resort technique for skin cancer. With recent modifications the chemosurgery… (More)

The first cases of verrucous carcinoma treated by chemosurgery are herewith reported. We classify verrucous carcinoma in variants… (More)

The development of microscopically controlled surgery, the use of the fixed-tissue technique for advanced, complicated carcinomas… (More)

Experience in treating 1, 275 skin cancers with Mohs' chemosurgery is presented. The Mohs technic uses microscopic examination to… (More)

Cancer chemosurgery (Mohs' technique) was used following curettage and desiccation of 30 unusual basal cell carcinomas as a… (More)

Chemosurgical removal of accessible cancer under microscopic control affords:1. Unprecedented reliability. "Silent" extensions… (More)