Epidemiology.- What to do if exposed.- Personal safety equipment.- General Principles.- Setting up a tray.- Injection.- Working with an assistant.- Excision.- Hemostasis.- Suturing.- Venipuncture.- Curettage.- Cryotherapy.- Acne surgery.- Nail clipping.- Lasers and PDT.
“Safety Office-Based Dermatologic Surgery is a unique textbook and once that belongs in every dermatologist’s library. There is no other book quite like this charming reference. … This is the kind of information which dermatologic surgeons will have a hard time findings in one place … .” (William P. Coleman III, Dermatologic Surgery, Vol. 42 (1), January 2016)“The purpose is to share important information about how to correctly perform various procedures in the dermatology office. … The audience is all physicians and medical personnel involved in performing dermatologic surgery in the office. … I am unaware of any other books on this subject.” (Patricia Wong, Doody’s Book Reviews, October, 2015)
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