Publications and Presentations

Barbara has several original authored papers presented at Mohs College seminars.  Here is a partial list:

Presentations: 

• 1984:  “Introduction to Mohs Surgery,” Boston, MA

• 1991:  Mohs College of Mohs Sugery

           “Pearls of Mohs Micrographic Surgery,” Strippoli-Auletta

           “Toulidine Blue: A Pathologist’s View,”  Strippoli-Auletta 

• 1992:  Mohs College

           “How PH of Local Anesthesia Affects Staining of Frozen Sections,”

           Strippoli-Auletta 

• 1994:  Mohs College

           “Technical Pearls for Handling Adipose Tissue,” Strippoli-Auletta 

• 1993:  I.E.C. Company

           “Histology:  Past, Present and Future,” Strippoli 

• 1995:  Mohs College

“Microwave Processing to Rapidly Enhance Frozen Section Quality for Lentigo   

           Maligna,” Strippoli-Auletta 

• 1995:  National Society of Histotechnology Faculty and Workshop Director- Buffalo, NY

“Comparison of American and European Histological Practices,” Strippoli- Zanin

• 1998:  American Society of Mohs Surgery(Clinical Meeting)- Albuquerque, New Mexico

           “Trouble Shooting H&E Stain,” Strippoli 

• 1999:  American Society of Mohs Surgery (Clinical Meeting)- Las Vegas, Nevada

           “Innovations in Mohs Surgery,” Strippoli 

• 2004:  Mohs College-San Diego, California

“When You Are Frozen Between A Rock and A Hard Place,” Strippoli-Tudisco

• 2005:  American Society for Mohs Surgery (Clinical Meeting)- Bahamas

“Sodium Hypochloride Soak For Excised Tissue to Increase Nuclear Staining,” Strippoli-Tudisco

 

Publications:

• 2004 & 2005:  Abstract Award Winner- Mohs College of Histotechnology

 

• September 1998:  The Journal For Dermatologic Surgery- “A Comparison of Frozen and Paraffin Sections in Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans.”

 

• July 2005:  The Journal For Dermatologic Surgery – “Handling of Large Specimens In Mohs Sugery.”

 

• May 2006:   Sakura Histologic Technical Bulletin- “Sodium Hypochlorite Soak For Freshly Excised Skin Tissue Prior to Grossing and Frozen Sectioning.”