Cutaneous Flap Workshop (Fellows-in-Training and Associate Applicants)

Directors: Mariah R. Brown, MD, FACMS; David R. Carr, MD, MPH, FACMS; Christine H. Weinberger, MD, FACMS
Faculty: Ramona Behshad, MD; Jeremy S. Bordeaux, MD, MPH, FACMS; David L. K. Chen, MD; Matthew C. Fox, MD, FACMS; Nicholas J. Golda, MD, FACMS; Allison M. Hanlon, MD, PhD, FACMS; Iren Kossintseva, MD, FRCPC; Joy H. Kunishige, MD, FACMS; Franki Lambert Smith, MD, FACMS; Matthew R. LeBoeuf, MD, PhD; Ian A. Maher, MD, FACMS; Brad Merritt, MD, FACMS; Misha D. Miller, MD, FACMS; Kira Minkis, MD, FACMS; Llana Pootrakul, MD, PhD; Melissa Pugliano-Mauro, MD, FACMS; Dominic Ricci, MD; Seaver Soon, MD; William G. Stebbins, MD, FACMS; Ashley Wysong, MD, MS, FACMS

Workshop directors Drs. Mariah R. Brown, David R. Carr, and Christine H. Weinberger, alongside course faculty, will demonstrate and instruct Fellows-in-Training & Associate Applicants on how to perform multiple skin flaps. Pre-workshop lectures that cover foundational knowledge for cutaneous surgery will be provided. The workshop will focus on performing key flaps through targeted lectures and small group sessions with seasoned faculty. This will be an invaluable experience to gain individualized knowledge by working alongside experienced Mohs surgeons

Nail Surgery Symposium (ACMS members)

Director: Thomas J. Knackstedt, MD, FACMS
Faculty: Nathaniel J. Jellinek, MD, FACMS; Christopher J. Miller, MD, FACMS; Jeanie Wade, HT (ASCP)
Guest Speakers: Eckart Haneke, MD, PhD; Bertrand Richert, MD, PhD

Directed by Dr. Thomas Knackstedt, the Nail Surgery Symposium is geared towards all nail surgeons, from beginner and intermediate to advanced levels. Participants will be instructed on:

1. How to avulse the nail in several fashions (partial and complete)
2. Perform multiple different nail procedures (including punch, shave, and longitudinal techniques)
3. Optimize outcomes in Mohs surgery for squamous cell carcinoma - in the lab and at the bedside
4. Treat nail melanoma with en bloc excision of all nail tissues or Mohs surgery

Mohs Surgery Histotechnology and Lab Setup Workshop (Fellows-in-Training and Associate Applicants)

Director: Linda Cesario, DPM, HT (ASCP)
Faculty: Daniel H. Gong, MS, MSO, C-PM; Marilyn McCulloch, CLT

A high-quality microscopic slide is critical for complete diagnostic interpretation, resulting in optimal patient care. This workshop will cover grossing/mapping, embedding, hands-on cryosectioning, and routine staining. How does the surgical component affect the laboratory outcome? We will also discuss lab setup, including the CLIA application process

• 103.1 Tightening up your Takedowns: Improving Outcomes with Multi-stage Repairs (1.25 Credit Hours) ♦
• 103.2 Fellows-in-Training/Young Surgeons Practice Startup Pearls for Private, Group, and Academic Practice (1.25 Credit Hours)
• 103.3 Eyelid Reconstruction: From Practical Anatomy to Repairing Full-Thickness Defects (1.25 Credit Hours) ♦
• 103.4 Understanding New Technologies and their Impact on Our Practice (1.25 Credit Hours)
• 103.5 Tumors in Skin of Color: Presentation and Management Considerations (1.25 Credit Hours)

• 202.1 Pearls for Running an Efficient Mohs Laboratory (1.25 Credit Hours)
• 202.2 Pearls for Nail Surgery (1.25 Credit Hours) ♦
• 202.3 Mohs for Melanoma: Technique, Immunostaining, and Tips for Success (1.25 Credit Hours)
• 202.4 International Perspectives on Mohs Surgery (1.25 Credit Hours)
  Guest Speaker: J. Marcus Muche, MD, PhD; Abel González, MD
• 202.5 Multi-subunit Reconstruction Multi-subunit Reconstruction (1.25 Credit Hours)

• 302.1 Perfecting Paramedians: Two and Three-stage Nasal Repair (1.25 Credit Hours) ♦
• 302.2 Using Cartilage to Improve Your Repairs (1.25 Credit Hours) ♦
• 302.3 Reconstruction of the Ear (1.25 Credit Hours)
• 302.4 Frozen Section Mimickers (1.25 Credit Hours)
• 302.5 Pearls and Pitfalls for the Early Career Mohs Surgeon (1.25 Credit Hours)