Online Readability Analysis: Mohs Micrographic Surgery Postsurgical Wound Care.

Objective: Although various treatment modalities exist for skin cancer care, Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS) is one of the most effective and cosmetically sensitive surgical techniques. The readability of online informational materials specifically related to MMS postsurgical wound care is extremely relevant for patients given the high rates of skin cancer in the US and the number of patients utilizing the internet for information.

Methods: Investigators conducted Google searches to evaluate the current state of readability on MMS postsurgical wound care using the specific keywords "healing after Mohs surgery" and "wound care Mohs surgery.

COVID-19 and dermatological personal protective equipment considerations.

Cutaneous injury and irritation among health care workers has substantially risen during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a field already laden with skin-induced injury and irritation due to high levels of handwashing and glove wearing, increases have been reported in handwashing-induced xerosis, irritant dermatitis, and contact dermatitis from N95 respirators and other surgical masks. Masks, goggles, face shields, and gloves all potentially create abrasions from long hours of use, leading to itching, pain, and aggravation of underlying skin conditions.