Positioning of the lesions and initially obtaining histology to confirm the diagnosis. This can most easily be done through a punch excision. Lesions suspected of being malignant should be examined individually.
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Findings Collection; Histology Acquisition
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Excision with the Loop
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Soundsettings All lesions are excised as small as possible and always very superficially epicutaneously. The wet-resection technique can also be recommended here, as it improves the conduction of the current and better preserves the surrounding area through cooling. The excision must not reach the entire cutis. This is also not necessary, as the individual lesions are always epicutaneous. In the case of deeper lesions, infiltrative growth may be present, then a more extensive and deeper excision is necessary (see AIN and anal carcinoma).
Ablation with the Electric Ball
Also using the wet-resection technique, the individual lesions are destroyed with electric current
Also using the wet-resection technique, the individual lesions are destroyed with electric current
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