Follow-up Consultation with an Oncologist for a Previously Established Diagnosis (Kukushkina M.M.)
Surgical excision of a skin tumor with Mohs micrographic control of resection margins, followed by closure of the defect through primary wound approximation
Surgical excision of a skin tumor with Mohs micrographic control of resection margins, followed by defect reconstruction using local tissue flaps
Wide excision of malignant skin tumour
Wide excision of malignant skin tumour with plastic reconstruction of the defect with a free skin graft
Wide excision of malignant skin tumour with plastic reconstruction of the defect with local tissues
Deep excisional biopsy (removal of the whole formation (neurinoma, lymph node) of deep formations (muscles, peri-osteum, etc.)) .
Surface excisional biopsy (removal of the whole formation (fibroma, lymph node) of subcutaneous formations)
Biopsy of the sentinel lymph node in malignant skin tumors
Histological examination after removal of bone exostos, osteochondromatous free bodies
Incisional, punch and radio-wave biopsy of the skin (up to 3 formations inclusive) (for benign tumors and tumor-like processes)
Histological examination after punch biopsy or other types of skin biopsy in inflammatory dermatoses
Dermoplasty of the 1st category of difficulty
Dermoplasty of the 2nd category of difficulty
Echocardiography with Speckle Tracking
Incisional biopsy of the 3rd category
Micrographic surgery (Mohs, Slow Mohs) (for the second and subsequent stages, for each)
Micrographic surgery (Mohs, Slow Mohs) (for the first stage)
Punch biopsy (face, neck, genital organs, hands and feet) (not including the cost of anaesthesia)
Punch biopsy (trunk, extremities) (not including the cost of anaesthesia)
Preparation for additional extract from medical record
Histological examination after excisional biopsy of skin tumor with assessment of resection edges (for 1 localization)
Incisional biopsy of the 1st category
Incisional biopsy of the 2nd category