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Date Patient Signature Physician Signature Privacy Practice Acknowledgement HIPAA A copy of this notice is available to you. All medications if prescribed have potential side effects and there are risks to any medication prescribed. Dermatologists frequently treat skin growths or lesions by freezing cauterization biopsy or excisional biopsy by cutting the lesion out and/or cortisone injections. I understand that there are risks to any procedure performed on the skin and that these risks...

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1. Start by preparing the necessary equipment such as a microscope, a scalpel, and staining materials.
2. Obtain the tissue sample that needs to be examined under the microscope and ensure it is properly labeled.
3. Using the scalpel, carefully remove a thin layer of the tissue sample in a systematic pattern.
4. Place the removed tissue on a glass slide and prepare it for staining.
5. Apply the appropriate staining materials to the tissue sample on the slide.
6. Allow the stain to set for the recommended amount of time for proper visualization.
7. Observe the stained tissue sample under the microscope, adjusting the magnification level as needed.
8. Examine the different layers of the tissue and identify any abnormal or cancerous cells.
9. Record and document your observations in a clear and organized manner.
10. Consult with a pathologist or medical professional for further interpretation and analysis.

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1. Individuals who have suspicious skin lesions or growths may need MOHS surgery.
2. Patients with skin cancer, particularly those with basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma, can benefit from MOHS surgery.
3. People who have skin tumors in cosmetically sensitive areas, such as the face or hands, may opt for MOHS procedure for better aesthetic outcomes.
4. Those who have had previous incomplete removal of skin cancer or recurrence may require MOHS surgery for more thorough excision.
5. Patients with large skin cancers or tumors with ill-defined borders may be recommended for MOHS surgery to ensure complete removal.
6. Individuals who prefer a tissue-sparing surgical technique that aims to preserve as much healthy tissue as possible might choose MOHS over other options.
7. MOHS surgery may also be considered for cases where precise margin control is essential, such as aggressive or high-risk skin cancers.

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