Search Results - "RANDLE, Henry W"
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Ergonomics in Office‐Based Surgery: A Survey‐Guided Observational Study
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-11-2007)“…BACKGROUND The practice of office‐based surgery is increasing in many specialties. OBJECTIVE Using Mohs surgery as a model, we investigated the role of…”
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Surgical intervention for skin cancer in organ transplant recipients
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Modified purse string suture closure
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The historical link between solid-organ transplantation, immunosuppression, and skin cancer
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-04-2004)“…Skin cancers are more common in organ transplant recipients than in the general population. The objective of this study was establish the historical link…”
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Re.: Cosmetic Surgery Is Not Plastic Surgery
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Human Papillomavirus Isolated from Transplant‐Associated Porokeratoses of Mibelli Responsive to Topical 5% Imiquimod Cream
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-06-2006)Get full text
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Suntanning: differences in perceptions throughout history
Published in Mayo Clinic proceedings (01-05-1997)“…In ancient times, the sun was venerated as a source of life in some cultures. Scientifically, the relationship between vitamin D and sunlight and the…”
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Complete Closure by Purse‐String Suture After Mohs Micrographic Surgery on Thin, Sun‐Damaged Skin
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-11-2002)“…background. The purse‐string suture technique is useful for partial closure of surgical defects. objective. We demonstrated that 100% closure can often be…”
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Eruptive Epidermoid Cysts Resulting from Treatment with Imiquimod
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-07-2005)“…BACKGROUNDBecause of its unique mechanism of action and safety profile, imiquimod, a topical immune response modifier, is used for many benign and malignant…”
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Skin Cancer in an Atomic Veteran: Cause or Coincidence?
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-11-2003)“…Background. Some military personnel who were exposed to ionizing radiation during atomic weapons tests subsequently developed skin cancer, but the cause–effect…”
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Giant basal cell carcinoma (T3). Who is at risk?
Published in Cancer (01-09-1993)“…Giant basal cell carcinomas can cause extensive local invasion and disfigurement. This study determines in whom giant basal cell carcinomas develop. Fifty…”
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Reversibility of blue-gray cutaneous discoloration from amiodarone
Published in Mayo Clinic proceedings (01-07-1991)“…A 45-year-old man had severe blue-gray cutaneous discoloration during amiodarone therapy for atrial fibrillation. Therefore, this drug regimen was…”
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The Historical Link Between Solid‐Organ Transplantation, Immunosuppression, and Skin Cancer
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-04-2004)“…Background. Skin cancers are more common in organ transplant recipients than in the general population. Objective. The objective of this study was establish…”
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Basal Cell Carcinoma Identification and Treatment of the High‐Risk Patient
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-03-1996)“…BACKGROUND Some cutaneous basal cell carcinomas have a significant potential to recur, disfigure, and nietastasize. OBJECTIVE AND METHODS The identification…”
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Eruptive Epidermoid Cysts Resulting from Treatment with Imiquimod
Published in Dermatologic surgery (01-07-2005)“…Background Because of its unique mechanism of action and safety profile, imiquimod, a topical immune response modifier, is used for many benign and malignant…”
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