Ofer Arnon, Vasileios A Pagkalos, Arsinoi A Xanthinaki, Eldad Silberstein
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Double-bladed scalpel in mohs micrographic surgery.
Mohs micrographic surgery is a tissue-sparing technique that allows for excision of cutaneous tumors under complete microscopic margins control. Mohs surgery boasts high cure rates and maximum tissue conservation. We introduce the double-blade scalpel in Mohs surgery as a timesaving and easy way to harvest tissue strips of uniform width and therefore increase the intraoperative efficiency of the procedure.
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