Response to Pan et al’s “Non-melanoma skin cancer in patients with hereditary hemochromatosis: A case-control study”

Association of Hereditary Hemochromatosis With Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer: A Population-Based Nested Case–Control Study

“…Some modified the Tripier flap to be unipedicular without need for a second surgical stage. [2][3][4] We review our experience over a 7-year period using the Tripier bucket handle flap for reconstruction of the lower eyelid after Mohs surgery and for cicatricial ectropion.…”

“…Thus, a potential association between HH and NMSC may have been attenuated by the presence of HH patients in the comparator cohort. 2 In addition, both prior studies 1,2 were single institutional and may not have accurately captured the diversity afforded by a national database. Here, the All of Us database, a National Institutes of Health initiative to create a sample of more than 1 million Americans that reflects the geographic and socioeconomic diversity within the United States, was used to further investigate this association.…”