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eFigure 6–15. Stretching of the skin prior to biopsy. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw Hill LLC Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows the process of stretching the skin prior to biopsy.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Basal Cell Carcinoma

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eFigure 6–16. Typical ellipsoid defect after removal of the biopsy specimen. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw Hill LLC Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows an elliptical hole after the removal of a portion of the skin.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Basal Cell Carcinoma

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eFigure 6–55. Preparation for incision and drainage of an abscess. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw Hill LLC Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows the abscess being swabbed with cotton.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Furunculosis (Boils) & Carbuncles

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eFigure 6–56. Appearance of abscess after incision, drainage, and packing. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw Hill LLC Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows the abscess being injected. An illustration shows an incision made on the abscess. An illustration shows that the abscess is spread open. An illustration shows the abscess being packed with small materials.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Furunculosis (Boils) & Carbuncles

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eFigure 6–56. Appearance of abscess after incision, drainage, and packing. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw Hill LLC Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows the abscess being injected. An illustration shows an incision made on the abscess. An illustration shows that the abscess is spread open. An illustration shows the abscess being packed with small materials.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Furunculosis (Boils) & Carbuncles

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eFigure 6–56. Appearance of abscess after incision, drainage, and packing. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw Hill LLC Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows the abscess being injected. An illustration shows an incision made on the abscess. An illustration shows that the abscess is spread open. An illustration shows the abscess being packed with small materials.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Furunculosis (Boils) & Carbuncles

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eFigure 6–56. Appearance of abscess after incision, drainage, and packing. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw Hill LLC Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows the abscess being injected. An illustration shows an incision made on the abscess. An illustration shows that the abscess is spread open. An illustration shows the abscess being packed with small materials.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Furunculosis (Boils) & Carbuncles

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eFigure 18–31. Position of patient for paracentesis. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows a patient reclining on a bed, at an angle of 45 degrees.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Cirrhosis

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eFigure 18–32. Aspiration of peritoneal fluid. (Reproduced with permission from Chesnutt MS et al. Office & Bedside Procedures. Appleton & Lange: The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc; 1992.) An illustration shows a medical professional inserting a needle into a patient's abdomen and pulling the syringe.

Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2025 > Cirrhosis

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