Full Mohs Case w/ time stamps

@mary.michael12

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The video provides a transparent, step-by-step look into a medical procedure, using timestamps to make complex information digestible and relatable. The creator's direct-to-camera style and the use of on-screen text enhance clarity and engagement.

Summary

A dermatologist walks through a full Mohs surgery case for a basal cell carcinoma on a patient's chin. The video timestamps the different stages of the procedure, from specimen handling to layer examination under a microscope and final closure.

Structure

1Introduction to Mohs surgery case
2Specimen handling and initial layer examination
3Second layer examination
4Third layer examination and confirmation of clear margins
5Closure of the wound
6Final patient outcome and follow-up

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Original caption

Who wants to see before and after!? #mohs #mohssurgeon #mohssurgery #skincancer #basalcellcarcinoma

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On-screen text

Full Mohs Case w/ time stamps Basal Cell, chin 8:32 Stage 1 8:40 Stage 1 8:40 Read layer 1 9:09 Layer 2 9:28 Read layer 2 9:46 Layer 3 10:00 Read layer 3 10:40 Closure 10:55 Patient left 11:25 8:32-11:25 Chin BCC 3 layers O to L flap closure 8 days 4 suture removal

Transcript

I'm gonna walk you guys through a full Mohs case w/ time stamps. Full Mohs case from start to finish with timestamps. Let's go. Basal Cell on the chin. It is 8:32. I have the specimen. It is 8:40. Stage 1. 8:40. Stage 1. 8:40. Read layer 1. 9:09. Layer 2. 9:28. Read layer 2. 9:46. Read layer 2. 9:46. It is 9:46. It is still positive. A few first layers to take. Then I'll take this one. Layer 3. 10:00. Read layer 3. 10:40. I'm gonna read layer 3 on the chin. It's 10:40. It is clear. I already marked it for a closure. So we're gonna do that in the next few minutes. Hopefully. Closure time. It is 10:55. Patient left. 11:25. He is all done. He's out the door at 11:25. Bandage. Go. 8:32-11:25. Chin BCC. 3 layers. O to L flap closure. 8 days. 4 suture removal.