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Mohs danger zones mapped
Washington -- It is tough to say how frequently office-based surgeries create nerve injuries. However, a poster presented at the February American Academy of Dermatology annual meeting aims to help Mohs and dermatologic surgeons avoid nerve damage by working cautiously in troublesome areas of the head and neck.
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