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Join us for a free, rapid (less than 45 minutes) webinar discussing Pearls of Excisional Wound Closure including introduction of novel wound closure technologies developed and manufactured in the USA by SUTUREGARD Medical.
Our webinars are hosted by Dan Ladizinsky, MD, plastic surgeon of 30 years, CEO of SUTUREGARD® Medical and Bill Lear, MD, Dermatologist, Mohs Surgeon, Fellowship Director, CTO of SUTUREGARD® Medical. Dan and Bill share their combined 50 years of knowledge of wound closure from their surgical practice distilled in a 20 minute presentation with ample time for Q&A.
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We are in the market for a new slide stainer. We currently use a Thermo Scientific Linistain. Are there other brands that people use and like? Pros and cons? Thank you in advance.
ASMH members wish the American College of Mohs Surgery a happy 50th anniversary
Thank you to the great team at Executive Director Inc. for their hard work and talent. They make it all happen behind the scenes. Here’s to another successful ASMH Annual Meeting!
Is anyone using the "Transcend" xylene alternative from American Mastertech? Any reviews for use in you h&e line?
I have a question for all of the Mohs histology Techs. I have been a Mohs tech for going on 8 yrs and another 8 yrs in histology and pathology so I have done plenty of cutting. My current position I am cutting over 2.5 hrs non stop . I average anywhere from 10 to over 15 frozens with in a 45 min to an hour time frame. The frozens size wise are .5 to 3cm. I am having issue with my right shoulder and it was suggested that I have an Ergonomic Engineer come an do an assessment of my work area. I think this is a waste there is only so much ypu can do with the cryostat. I can change everything but actual cutting is still the same. I am a broad shouldered guy and after this many years I do have more pains trying to cut and squeeze my arms in to pick up specimens with the slides. Does or has anyone used an outside Ergonomic co to help with pending shoulder, back and hand issues. Thanks Jeff
As a brand new HT, I was skeptical going to this meeting, esp by myself. Since I started my HT journey in September, I was nervous I was going to be lost in some of the talks and feared I would be the only one not knowing what they were taking about, etc. But I was happily wrong. I know that I had some great trainers but after attending this meeting, I definitely see how great they truly were. I was able to keep up with everyone there whether they were experienced 5 years or 30 years. I learned a great deal that will benefit me greatly in my profession. All of the attendees and staff were terrific and I felt very comfortable throughout the whole experience. Any questions I had were answered whether I verbally asked or not...that's how thorough the topics were covered. I met an HT from Iowa, who is highly experienced and she took me under her wing like we'd known each other for years, and made my experience that much more greater. I am beyond blessed to be able to do what I do. Thank you to all the staff for giving me very helpful ideas and knowledge to further help me shcceed as a HT. Looking forward to what the future holds.