Surg Cosmet Dermatol. 2016;8(1):76-78
Having the mastery of surgical techniques, ability to deal with complications and the capacity to train residents in those skills are crucial to the good practice of a dermatologic surgeon. Furthermore, the transmission of clear and objective guidelines to patients has a direct impact on the outcomes of skin surgeries. The present article describes the case of the exeresis of a basal-squamous carcinoma in the scalp with the proposed closure by second intention that developed with infection and necrosis, requiring the team's knowledge and skills to work around the situation. The result of the combination of techniques was satisfactory, showing that proper training is key for a good surgical practice.
Keywords: SKIN NEOPLASMS; RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGICAL PROCEDURES; BLOODLESS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL PROCEDURES; INTERNSHIP AND RESIDENCY