Titlebook: Skin Cancer Management; A Practical Approach Deborah F. MacFarlane Book 2021Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 basal cell c

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Principles of Cutaneous Flap Surgery,the head and neck will often require reconstruction for the best functional and aesthetic outcome. The dermatologic surgeon should have a solid understanding of the principles of flap design and tissue movement. This chapter reviews the basic types of cutaneous flaps as well as a guide to choosing t

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Nail Surgery and Malignant Tumors of the Nail Unit,York, NY, 1996); therefore, it is important that dermatologists be comfortable performing nail surgery..Unfortunately, the diagnosis and treatment of nail tumors may be delayed due to lack of recognition of possible malignancy, fear of causing a permanent nail dystrophy from biopsy, or simply lack o

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Skin Cancer in Skin of Color,ated with an increased incidence of morbidity and mortality as compared to white counterparts. This imbalance has significant public health concerns. Current skin cancer campaigns focus on Caucasian patients in high-risk groups. There is a paucity of literature on skin cancer in skin of color. Most

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Imaging of Head and Neck Skin Cancer,ttle written in either skin cancer or radiology texts on the topic of imaging in head and neck skin cancers. This chapter is an attempt to find a common ground between the disciplines of surgery and radiology so that each may communicate more effectively with the other, thereby benefiting patient ca

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Topical Therapies for Nonmelanoma Skin Cancers,ical growth of NMSCs. In some patients, such as high-risk surgical candidates, they may be used to avoid or to minimize the extent of surgery. Topical therapies may also be helpful in a diagnostic manner. In instances where biopsy sites are equivocal, topical therapies may facilitate tumor identification prior to surgery.

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Photodynamic Therapy,pects of treating precancerous lesions and select superficial skin cancers with PDT and focuses on commonly used illumination sources and photosensitizing agents. Off-label use of PDT in combination with other therapies to optimize efficacy is reviewed.