Introduction to MOHS Cryotomy by Steven Lee

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Introduction to MOHS Cryotomy by Steven Lee

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Introduction to MOHS Cryotomy by Steven Lee

Introduction to MOHS Cryotomy by Steven Lee is the first Manual written for those individuals interested in becoming Mohs Techs. The manual touches on all areas of a Mohs techs' responsibilities, with charts, diagrams and photographs to aid the beginner to better understand their most important responsibility. This manual covers Quality Control, Specimen Inking and Mapping, Embedding, Cryotomy, The Hematoxylin and Eosin Stain, Coverslipping and Troubleshooting. Upon graduating Laboratory Technology training in New York City, Steven Lee moved to Florida where he began his work in Histology. Lee worked for one of the first Mohs Surgeons in Palm Beach County in 1982 and has continued working in that specialty for a number of surgeons in the South Florida region. This past year, Lee created the first employment Staffing Agency that specifically address this specialized area of expertise. www.mohstechstaffing.com is a website designed to place qualified Mohs Techs with Mohs Surgeons. In addition, Mr. Lee also offers individual and group training programs. 1stworldpublishing.com

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SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9781595408648
ISBN 10 1595408649
Titel Introduction to MOHS Cryotomy
Autor Steven Lee
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag 1st World Library
Erscheinungsjahr 2006-09-18
Seitenanzahl 80
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