Asilian A, et al. - Researchers conducted a long-term cohort study to provide an experience of slow-Mohs surgery for the treatment of patients with dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP), a rare dermal mesenchymal tumor known as a low-grade, slow-growing malignancy. Participants in the study were patients (n = 25) with the diagnosis of DFSP by histological and immunostaining study. Study participants were followed for a median of 46.9 months. Data reported that the median of the area of excision was 35.56 cm² and the median clinical excision margins were 19 mm. The results are in support of slow-Mohs surgery for the management of DFSP, whereas more extensive studies are strongly advised for generalization of this procedure.