78 MCQs in Pathology Answer
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Vulvar lichen sclerosis et atrophicus results in marked hypopigmentation with tissue thinning and scarring.Lichen sclerosis et atrophicus may be asymptomatic until the patient has sufficient scarring to cause complications such as dyspareunia, dysuria, and difficulty voiding. With continued progression, the clitoris, the labia minora, or even the opening of the vagina may be obliterated. Simple inspection of the external genitalia can lead to early diagnosis and treatment to avoid such serious complications.
Chronic vulval dystrophies are not precancerous lesions, providing there is no dysplasia- there is no a higher risk for carcinoma
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