Distinguishing scar from neoplasm using HF ultrasound

Conference|American Society for Dermatologic Surgery

Dr. Jack Levy, chief resident in the Department of Dermatology at Emory University, discusses his recent presentation at the 2020 ASDS meeting about using high frequency ultrasound to distinguish scar tissue from neoplasm.

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