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Dermatological surgery corresponds to surgery for excision and reconstruction of all skin tumors, benign or cancerous, as well as all tumors of non-visceral soft parts.
The most frequent acts are:
Skin cancers:
Basal cell carcinomas
Squamous cell carinomas
Melanoma
After the excision of these lesions and anatomo-pathological verification that the exérese is complete, it is necessary to obtain the closure of the operative wound.
Several methods can be used:
Directed healing (closure with a bandage for several weeks)
Direct suture
Shreds
Graft
Other frequent acts
Benign lipomatous tumor Lipoma
Sebaceous cyst
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Surgery
Dermatological
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