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In this retrospective study using 133 digitally stained confocal mosaics from 64 Mohs tissue excisions, the average respective sensitivities and specificities for detecting nonmelanoma skin cancer among 3 physicians were 90% and 79% prior to training and 99% and 93% after training. Digitally staining confocal images reduced but did not eliminate the retraining necessary to allow Mohs surgeons to detect nonmelanoma skin cancer with high sensitivity and specificity. [Source: JAMA Dermatology]
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