Chemosurgery in the Treatment of Skin Cancer

Chemosurgery in the Treatment of Skin Cancer

Available for more than three decades, this approach to the most common cancer in man is still not widely used despite its 98% cure rate. One reason is that misunderstanding exists concerning the role of zinc chloride in the procedure: It is not a topical chemotherapeutic agent but serves to fix the...

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