Peg Ostrander
The spot on my nose (left side): Dr. Brodzinski took a piece on the 17th, and h…
saved May 25, 2022 09:20date May 25, 2022
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note-skin-biopsy-2022
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The spot on my nose (left side): Dr. Brodzinski took a piece on the 17th, and his nurse telephoned yesterday.
It is a basal cell carcinoma. The nodular kind. It does not travel. It does keep growing where it is, so it comes off.
Mohs surgery, in his office, Tuesday, June 14, 8:00. Allow the whole morning; bring a book and a lunch.
Should Ray be looked at? "I would like to see his scalp."
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date: 2022-05-25 09:20
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The spot on my nose (left side): Dr. Brodzinski took a piece on the 17th, and his nurse telephoned yesterday.
It is a basal cell carcinoma. The nodular kind. It does not travel. It does keep growing where it is, so it comes off.
Mohs surgery, in his office, Tuesday, June 14, 8:00. Allow the whole morning; bring a book and a lunch.
Should Ray be looked at? "I would like to see his scalp."