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MANAGEMENT OF COMMON SKIN TUMOURS

IN MOST CASES there is more than one satisfactory way to deal with an individual skin tumour. A radiotherapist may irradiate a lesion which a surgeon would excise, and which a dermatologist would treat with cautery and curettage. Within the specialty of dermatology there is varied opinion as to the best way to treat individual tumours. The most important factor in the choice of a particular method is competence in its use.