Surgical excision
Information, Symptoms, Treatments and Resources
What is Surgical excision?
Surgical excision is the removal of tissue by a doctor or surgeon using a scalpel (sharp knife) or other cutting instrument.
Posts on Surgical excision (1845)
Thank you for reading my post. 6 months agoI was diagnosed with HPV and had a few genital...
- Dec 15, 2011
Should usual ductal hyperplasia with stromal fibrosis 2.0 x 0.5 x 0.3 cm. be subject for Su...
I am a 24 year old female with no family history of breast cancer. I discovered a lump in m...
Just had an eraser-sized growth on scalp removed and biopsy revealed a SCC. Didnt notice it...
I have anal warts and am choosing which procedure to have done, laser or surgical excision....
- Apr 27, 2011
Recovering from excision surgery...still in pain after two weeks...is the normal?
Read comments on titanium chip implant.After 3 weeks am still sore and slightly bruised aft...
- Jan 18, 2011
I have a bump/lump on my penis shaft, and I would like to have it (surgically) removed. Do ...
I have a palpable lump in the axillary tail region of the right breast. It becomes sensitiv...
- Mar 24, 2008
When is it appropriate to treat DCIS with wide excision alone, as opposed to wide excision ...
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