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Description of a Simple Method to Optimize the Process of Freezing and Embedding Tissue in Mohs Surgery

Mohs micrographic surgery is a surgical procedure indicated for the treatment of several types of skin cancer. It is a meticulous procedure that includes a number of technical steps, from tumor removal to tissue preparation and microscopic analysis. Adequate embedding and freezing of the sample are fundamental steps in Mohs micrographic surgery. The correct flattening of the specimen enables proper analysis of all the surgical margins, keeping the deep and the lateral margins in the same flattening level of the section to allow 100% visualization.