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1 Mohs math – where the error hides
Jeffrey I Ellis1 Tatiana Khrom1, Anthony Wong1, Mario O Gentile2 and Daniel M Siegel1  1. Department of Dermatology, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, New York, 11203, USA 2. Jxnstudio.com, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10     doi: / The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at: Received 18 August 2006Accepted 6 December 2006Published 6 December 2006 © 2006 Ellis et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License ( which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.

2 Edge Lift Roll Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

3 Edge Lift Roll From this view, we see that the specimen should demonstrate tumor when processed Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

4 Edge Lift Roll Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

5 Edge Lift Roll Before compressing specimen, one sees tumor at the base
Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

6 Edge Lift Roll Asymmetrical compression
Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

7 Edge Lift Roll Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

8 Edge Lift Roll Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

9 Edge Lift Roll Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

10 Edge Lift Roll Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

11 Edge Lift Roll Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

12 Edge Lift Roll – here resulting in a False Negative
Ellis JI, Khrom T, Wong A, Gentile MO, Siegel DM. Mohs math – where the error hides. BMC Dermatology 2006, 6:10  

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