Extramammary Paget's disease of the vulva and anus: Use of intraoperative frozen-section margins☆
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2019, Hematology/Oncology Clinics of North AmericaCitation Excerpt :Preoperative mapping biopsies were performed in 45 of these patients (68%), and use of mapping biopsy did not correlate with local recurrence (P = 1.000).16 There are many studies investigating the role (if any) of preoperative mapping biopsies, intraoperative frozen sections, and other techniques to maximize the efficacy of surgery, which may be particularly relevant when Mohs is not available.25–31 Processing the peripheral and deep margin via Mohs, while sending the central portion for conventional pathology in order to assess tumor depth for prognostic purposes, is also reasonable.26
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