Personal protective equipment (PPE) for biological hazards such as, gloves, gowns, aprons, masks, or protective eyewear (face shields, goggles or glasses) - reduce the risk of exposure to potentially infective materials. This book highlights the risks inherent in dermatological surgery and the various tools used in its practice. The authors provide detailed guidance on best practice to remove or reduce risk and thus this book is an essential reference for anyone involved from dermatologic and cosmetic surgeons through nursing staff and on to clinic administrators. The book is lavishly illustrated to show some of the practical aspects of the subject and is packed with tips and tricks to assist the practitioner reduce risk wherever possible.

Occupational Exposures: Epidemiology and Protocols
Sobanko, Joseph F.
Pages 1-4
The Surgical Tray
Sobanko, Joseph F.
Pages 5-11
Working with a Surgical Assistant
Leitenberger, Justin J.
Pages 13-14
Injections
Levitt, Jacob O.
Pages 15-30
Shave Removal
Levitt, Jacob O.
Pages 31-40
Punch Biopsy
Levitt, Jacob O.
Pages 41-52
Excision
Sobanko, Joseph F.
Pages 53-61
Hemostasis
Sobanko, Joseph F.
Pages 63-75
Suturing
Sobanko, Joseph F.
Pages 77-91
Venipuncture
Levitt, Jacob O. (et al.)
Pages 93-107
Curettage
Levitt, Jacob O.
Pages 109-113
Cryotherapy
Levy, Lauren L. (et al.)
Pages 115-117
Incision and Drainage (Abscesses, Acne, and Milia)
Burnett, Mark E. (et al.)
Pages 119-128
Paring
Burnett, Mark E. (et al.)
Pages 129-136
Nail Clipping
Levy, Lauren L. (et al.)
Pages 137-140
Earlobe Surgery
Sobanko, Joseph F.
Pages 141-145
Laser Surgery
Vachiramon, Vasanop (et al.)
Pages 147-160
Personal Protective Equipment
Vachiramon, Vasanop (et al.)
Pages 161-180
General Safety Principles
Levitt, Jacob O. (et al.)