When excising skin cancers on the torso, good outcomes often come down to careful planning and small technical decisions. Understanding anatomy, incision design, and closure technique can make the difference between a straightforward excision and a difficult repair.
In this webinar, A/Prof Jonny Levy focuses on skin cancer surgery of the torso. Designed for GPs developing advanced procedural skills, this session walks through key considerations in surgical planning, highlights common pitfalls, and demonstrates techniques that support efficient excisions and reliable wound closure.
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Suitable for doctors with some experience in skin cancer surgery, this session is part of our free monthly education series for alumni, current course participants, and practitioners interested in skin cancer. The session is designed to help you apply your learning in real-world clinical practice, with case discussions and Q&A. Register to attend the next session in April >
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