Mohs Precision Tools

Mohs Precision Tools The gold standard for embedding and aligning tissue for cryotomy. The only device that aligns the tissue plain to the microtome blade. Tissue sparing.

Keeping up the friendly business relationships.
05/05/2018

Keeping up the friendly business relationships.

Cocktail time Now he’s really smiling. Oh and Mathias I told him you love him! 🤣
05/03/2018

Cocktail time Now he’s really smiling. Oh and Mathias I told him you love him! 🤣

Break time for Kurt, a couple minutes to relax before the next rush!
05/03/2018

Break time for Kurt, a couple minutes to relax before the next rush!

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05/03/2018

Welcome to Chicago !
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Mohs Precision Tools is a pioneer in addressing alignment issues in cryostats.

The True Margin is the only device that aligns the tissue plain to the microtome blade. Precise block alignment allows you to process more cases, with less trimming and fewer false positives.

We offer cryotomy solutions for busy Mohs surgeons, perfect sections are our passion.

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We are innovators in Cryotomy, Histology and Pathology.

I have been working in the field of pathology for more than 28 years. Several of those years were spent in experimental histology research solving unique problems. When I first started Mohs surgery 17 years ago I was frustrated with the difficulty that I was having getting proper results without wasting tissue. I had to call upon my experience as a machinist and my early years of mechanical engineering to come up with what is, an elegant and very successful solution to a huge problem.

KURT HEMMINGS