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    Postoperative wound edge with 5-0 nylon sutures photographed using a 12-megapixel smartphone camera.

    How to Optimize Epidermal Approximation During Wound Suturing Using a Smartphone Camera

    Author:
    Maria Sarah S. Bovenberg, MD, PhD
    Paige Hoyer Williams, MD
    Leonard H. Goldberg, MD

    Precise wound approximation during cutaneous suturing is of vital importance for optimal closure and long-term scar outcomes.

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    Frozen sections of a basal cell carcinoma (original magnification ×100 for both).

    The Role of Toluidine Blue in Mohs Micrographic Surgery: A Systematic Review

    Author:
    Tyler Long, DO
    Austin Dunn, DO
    Dane Hill, MD
    Leonard H. Goldberg, MD
    Russel Akin, MD

    Toluidine blue (TB) is a metachromatic dye used as a stain in frozen sections in Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS).

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    Pyoderma gangrenosum on the right posterior leg.

    Paradoxical Reaction to TNF-α Inhibitor Therapy in a Patient With Hidradenitis Suppurativa

    Author:
    Leila K. Asadi
    Leonard H. Goldberg, MD
    Ming H. Jih, MD, PhD

    Clinicians need to be aware of the potential risk for a paradoxical reaction in patients receiving a tumor necrosis factor α (TNF-α) inhibitor for...

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    Pressure bandage on the ear, a traditionally hard-tobandage site. The elasticity of the tape conforms to the helical rim.

    The Universal Dermatology Bandage Kit: A Succinct Collection of Supplies

    Author:
    Elizabeth L. Hall, MD
    Cecilia Espino Ardila, BS, LVN
    Remi K. Hamel, MD
    Leonard H. Goldberg, MD

    We present a universal bandage kit as a resource for physicians in search of a concise guide for purchasing materials and educating nursing staff...

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    A 1.0-cm, round, bluish-black nodule on the right superior forehead

    Pencil-core Granuloma Forming 62 Years After Initial Injury

    Author:
    Blake R. Zelickson, MD, PhD
    Leonard H. Goldberg, MD
    Wesley Wu, MD
    Marc Rubenzik, MD, PhD
    Kiran Motaparthi, MD

    Pencil-core granulomas can arise even decades after the lead is embedded in the skin.

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