Chemosurgery

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

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

Squamous cell carcinomas of the fingers are uncommon tumors. While most of them pose little threat of metastasis, the clinician… Expand

This well-recognized authority on chemosurgery has completed the second text that addresses the primary therapy for a variety of… Expand

A lotion of benzoyl peroxide was applied postoperatively to chemosurgical wounds in a small group of patients. The technique of… Expand

In 72 basal-cell epitheliomas, the clinical extension and the actual extension of the defect measured by complete tumor removal… Expand

One hundred recurrent, re-treated basal cell epitheliomas were studied. The original lesions had been treated with curettage and… Expand

Chemosurgery is a method by which cutaneous cancers can be excised under complete microscopic control by the systematic use of… Expand

Superficial (cutaneous) chemosurgery refers to the application of chemical cauterants, such as phenol or diluted trichloroacetic… Expand

DURING the past sixteen years more than three thousand cancers have been removed by means of the microscopically controlled… Expand