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HEAD & NECK SURGERY offers Category 1 CME credit for reading and demonstrating comprehension of specific articles that form part of a long-range educational program cosponsored by the University of California a t San Diego School of Medicine. "Chemosurgery for the Microscopically Controlled Excision of Cutaneous Cancer," by Frederic E. Mohs, is the designated CME topic in this issue. To qualify for Category 1 credit, the participant must 1.
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HEAD & NECK SURGERY offers Category 1 CME credit for reading and demonstrating comprehension of specific articles that form part of a long-range educational program cosponsored by the University of California a t San Diego School of Medicine. The designated CME topic in this issue is "The Role of Ir