American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Skin Cancer & Reconstruction Webinar Bundle

Description

+ Include: 4 videos, size: 1.06 GB
+ Target Audience: dermatologists, dermatologic surgeons, cosmetic physicians
+ Sample video: contact me for sample video
+ Information:
The Skin Cancer & Reconstruction Webinar Bundle by the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS) provides a comprehensive, on-demand collection of expert-led sessions focusing on the latest medical and surgical management of cutaneous malignancies. Updated to reflect current 2024-2026 clinical standards, this bundle covers critical topics including immunotherapy for non-melanoma skin cancer, pathology reviews of basal cell carcinoma mimickers, non-surgical approaches for field cancerization, and advanced management of high-risk squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma.
Learning Objectives

Master the indications and management protocols for using immunotherapy and systemic treatments in advanced non-melanoma skin cancers.

Identify high-risk features in cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) and implement updated staging and multi-disciplinary management strategies.

Differentiate challenging histopathology, including BCC mimickers and rare tumors, to ensure accurate diagnosis and precise surgical extirpation.

Evaluate and apply effective non-surgical treatment approaches for patients presenting with extensive field cancerization.

Understand the latest clinical advances in melanoma diagnosis, staging, and therapeutic interventions.

Target Audience

Best for dermatologic surgeons who want advanced updates on skin cancer oncology, complex pathology, and reconstructive techniques.

+ Topics:

Advances in Melanoma– Held Live: June 4, 2020 with Drs. Christopher Miller, MD and John Vetto, MD, FACS.
Immunotherapy for Non-melanoma Skin Cancer – Held Live: June 2, 2022 with Drs. Emily Ruiz, MD, MPH and Abigail Waldman, MD, MHS.
Non-Surgical Approaches to Field Cancerization Patients – Held Live: November 10, 2022 with Drs. Rajiv Nijhawan and Anthony Rossi, MD.
SCC Update: Defining and Managing High-Risk Cutaneous SCC – Held Live: May 21, 2020 with Drs. Marc Brown, MD and Chrysalyne Schmults, MD.