Mobile Mohs, Inc. strives to make our doctors happy. On this particular Mohs day, we think we went a little above and beyond. We know air bubbles on slides are frowned upon, but this phenomenon says otherwise :)
November 27, 2010
Air Bubbles Surprise!
Mobile Mohs, Inc. strives to make our doctors happy. On this particular Mohs day, we think we went a little above and beyond. We know air bubbles on slides are frowned upon, but this phenomenon says otherwise :)
Ask a Mohs Tech...
Epi on the Inside?
This edition of Ask a Mohs Tech brings a light to a puzzling phenomenon, epidermis appearing where only the dermis should be. This can occur when a piece is exceptionally thin, allowing the minimal dermis to be cut through to reveal the epi above it. Another explanation could be that the epi was folded under the dermis during preparation, exposing the epi on the inside of the wafer in addition to the outside epi margin.
November 10, 2010
Life of a Mohs Surgeon
Dr. Fallon from Kaiser Downey served on a surgical team for a medical mission group called LAMP earlier this year. LAMP or Latin American Medical Providers, takes medical professionals to the city of Jalapa, Guatemala for a one week visit to provide medical service to the local community. Eighty volunteers make the trek, thirty to forty of which are doctors, performing everything from teeth cleaning to general surgery. The team uses a hospital wing in the city to conduct their practices, transforming their simple surroundings into a surgery center, pharmacy, and small lab. In '09, the team treated approximately 2,400 patients, performed 93 surgeries, and wrote around 5,000 prescriptions. Dr. Fallon found his experience so fullfilling that he has been there three times and hopes to continue in the future.
Newsletter edition just for our Doctors!
Look out fellow Mohs Surgeons, The Bridge newsletter is heading your way! Mobile Mohs, Inc is pleased to announce our 1st Doctor's edition newsletter. The Bridge will help us increase communication between our office and yours. The Standard, our technician based newsletter, has had such great feedback that we expect even more success with The Bridge.
Why send out a quarterly newsletter?
Our techs work directly in your office and our schedulers talk with you a number of times a week. Needless to say, your office is extremely important to us. We depend on one another to continue providing patients with excellent care. That excellent care relies on a great amount of trust on your part and The Bridge was created to reinforce that trust by showing you a little more of who Mobile Mohs, Inc is and what we are all about.
Mobile Mohs, Inc has been family owned and operated for more than thirty years and we hope this newsletter will help you feel a little more like part of our family.
Why send out a quarterly newsletter?
Our techs work directly in your office and our schedulers talk with you a number of times a week. Needless to say, your office is extremely important to us. We depend on one another to continue providing patients with excellent care. That excellent care relies on a great amount of trust on your part and The Bridge was created to reinforce that trust by showing you a little more of who Mobile Mohs, Inc is and what we are all about.
Mobile Mohs, Inc has been family owned and operated for more than thirty years and we hope this newsletter will help you feel a little more like part of our family.
Tim and Kathi DuffyPresident & Vice President
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