ArticleJournal of hand and microsurgery2024
Reconstruction after Mohs Surgery for Digit Melanoma: Description of Techniques and Postoperative Limb Function.
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Introduction: Mohs surgery and reconstruction has enabled tissue-preserving resection of cutaneous malignancies. The goal of our case series evaluation is to present reconstructive techniques and functional outcomes in patients undergoing digit-sparing treatment for primary melanoma. Materials and Methods: A chart review was performed to identify consecutive patients undergoing Mohs surgery and reconstruction for melanoma of the digits. Quality of life (QOL) survey was performed to assess function after the procedure. Results: Thirty-two patients (13 hand, 19 foot, Age: 65.03 +/-17.78 years) who were undergoing Mohs surgery were identified. No recurrence was identified with an average follow-up of 16.1 months (1-95 months). The average defect size was 5.79 +/-4.54 cm Conclusion: Our results show digit-sparing treatment can confirm clear surgical margins and a trend toward improvement in upper extremity function compared with immediate amputation.
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