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Sharp DA et al. - Although the rate of incomplete excision was higher in the general surgery department, all three groups compare favourably with reported figures in the literature. Given that Queensland has one of the highest incidences of skin cancer in the world, the disparity between the groups could be examined further, with consideration given to the complexity of excisions being performed in the hospital setting.

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