Tiefenbrunn - American Society for Mohs Surgery

St I
St II
1. Positive stage I
2. Clear Stage II
3. Stage II adequate
to encompass
tumor on stage I
allowing for the
inherent
inaccuracy of
Mohs surgery.
This is a good case to send for peer review.
4. Can be reviewed
by looking a two
selected sections.
5. No controversial
histology.
6. No complicated
maps to follow.
Keep
It
Simple
Stupid
Atypical Fibroxanthoma Stage I,
Inflammation stage II--? Residual
tumor
This was the tumor
on stage I, called a
microcystic adnexal
carcinoma.
The eStructure
These structures remained on
stage III that was called clear.
Six dermatopathologists could
not agree if they were foreign
body giant cells, sweat duct
tumors or regenerating sweat
ducts in scar tissue.
We felt these were
fibrofollicuomas and
therefore the case
did meet the criteria
for peer review.
Similar structure