Skin Biopsy and Suturing online CME
The landscape of skin biopsy is always changing. Stay up to date on the latest treatments and suturing techniques to effectively address and treat patients’ dermatologic concerns without the need of referring them to a specialist.
- Treatment options
- Timing of closure
- Wound classifications
- Use of antibiotics and other medications
The landscape of skin biopsy is always changing. Stay up to date on the latest treatments and suturing techniques to effectively address and treat patients’ dermatologic concerns without the need of referring them to a specialist.
- Treatment options
- Timing of closure
- Wound classifications
- Use of antibiotics and other medications
Learning Objectives
Choose preferred suturing methods for wound closure.
Perform local anesthesia with minimal pain and maximum effectiveness for patients.
Evaluate options for skin biopsy, including shave punch and excisional biopsies.
Compare appropriate biopsy selections for skin lesions depending upon the type of lesion and its expected depth.
Demonstrate proficiency in performing shave, punch and excisional biopsies.
Speakers
Richard P. Usatine, MD, FAAFP
Professor, Family and Community Medicine; Professor, Dermatology and Cutaneous Surgery; Medical director, Skin Clinic, University of Texas Health, San Antonio
Jonathan Karnes, MD
Maine Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency, assistant clinical professor of community and family medicine, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth; Medical director, MDFMR Dermatology Services