1965
Cancer Chemosurgery (Mohs' Technique)
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- The recurrent basal‐cell or squamous‐cell car‐cinoma 2,3,8,9,17,18,20–22–24,27,29–31,43–46,56–62 is the predominant indication based on the data compiled by Menn 18 . He reported an approximate 50% recurrence rate of basal‐cell carcinoma with treatment modalities other than chemosurgery, while Tromovitch 23 and Mohs 27 reported a 96% five‐year cure rate for recurrent basal‐cell carcinomas treated by Mohs' surgery.
- Primary cutaneous malignant neoplasms with the following characteristics:
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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- The recurrent basal‐cell or squamous‐cell car‐cinoma 2,3,8,9,17,18,20–22–24,27,29–31,43–46,56–62 is the predominant indication based on the data compiled by Menn 18 . He reported an approximate 50% recurrence rate of basal‐cell carcinoma with treatment modalities other than chemosurgery, while Tromovitch 23 and Mohs 27 reported a 96% five‐year cure rate for recurrent basal‐cell carcinomas treated by Mohs' surgery.
- Primary cutaneous malignant neoplasms with the following characteristics:
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
