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Dermatologist Dr. Julia Curtis explains the mole mapping process and discusses how early skin cancer detection can save lives.
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Julia Curtis, MD, Eric Millican, MD, Keith Duffy, MD Date Recorded
April 26, 2019 Health Topics (The Scope Radio)
Cancer Science Topics
Innovation MetaDescription
Mole mapping is an effective way of detecting skin cancer early, and the University of Utah Department of Dermatology uses a confocal microscope to take pictures of the skin and search for irregular moles that could be cancerous without taking a biopsy. Scope Related Content Tags
dermatology,skin cancer,mole mapping Service Line
Dermatology
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Fellowship-trained Mohs surgeons discuss the Mohs surgery technique as well as the importance of choosing a surgeon with fellowship training.
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Keith Duffy, MD, Eric Millican, MD, Glen Bowen, MD, Adam Tinklepaugh, MD Date Recorded
April 26, 2019 Health Topics (The Scope Radio)
Cancer Science Topics
Innovation MetaDescription
Mohs surgery is a technique that removes skin cancer in small or sensitive areas. University of Utah Dermatology has Mohs surgeons that are fellowship-trained experts in skin cancer removal. Scope Related Content Tags
skin cancer,cancer removal,mohs surgery Service Line
Dermatology
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