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Duke University Medical Center is recognized nationally for the research and treatment of complex skin disorders, including skin cancer. Use these guides to expand your patient experience.

  • Types of Skin Cancer
    Skin cancer is not one problem but a collection of separate diseases. There are three common forms of skin cancer.
  • Skin Cancer Causes and Prevention
    A number of factors, such as genetic predispositions and exposures to environmental agents, play a role in causing skin cancer.
  • Skin Cancer Stages
    Skin cancer is divided into stages according to how big the cancer is, how far it has spread, and other factors.
  • Skin Cancer Symptoms
    Any change in the skin that appears abnormal can be a sign of skin cancer.
  • What Is Mohs Surgery?
    The Mohs technique combines surgical removal of the skin cancer with immediate microscopic examination of the removed tissue in order to identify any residual cancerous tissue.
  • What Does Mohs Surgery Involve?
    Mohs surgery is typically a relatively minor surgical procedure performed on an outpatient basis in the office.
  • Mohs Pre-Surgical Checklist
    Prepare for Mohs surgery with this helpful checklist.
  • What to Expect After Mohs Surgery
    Learn what to expect after Mohs surgery to remove skin cancer.
  • How to Care for Your Wound After Mohs Surgery
    After Mohs surgery there will be a defect or open wound in the area that the skin cancer occupied. Use this guide to learn how to care for your wound.
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Updated: Aug. 22, 2011
Published: Sept. 20, 2010
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