Vulva and Vagina Manual is based on the etiology of 275 conditions.

Features:

• Includes benign, malignant, and functional (including psychosexual) diseases
• Each disease has a descriptive summary, pathological features, and treatment guidelines
• Illustrated in full color

Contents

Gynecologist's Perspective

• Clinical Assessment of Lower Female Genital Tract Complaints
• Office Pathology

Dermatologist's Perspective

• Epidermis, Dermis & Basement Membrane Zone
• Clinical Features
• Treatment of Vulvar Dermatoses

Oncologist's Perspective

• Benign & Premalignant Conditions
• Malignant Conditions

Psychologist's Perspective

• Multifactorial Nature of Chronic Vulvar Disease
• Human Behavior & Chronic Vulvar Disease
• Management of Patients with Chronic Vulvar Disease

Pathologist's Perspective

• Clinical Aspects Relevant to the Pathologist
• Pathologist's Report; Communication; Classification
• The Basics - Embryology; Anatomy; Histology; Ecology
• Tables of Modes of Clinical Presentation
• Normal Variations - Vulva; Vagina
• Developmental Abnormalities - Malformations That Do Not Lead to Sexual Ambiguity
• Malformations with Ambiguous Sexual Organs
• Infections - Parasites; Fungi; Bacteria; Viruses
• Non-Infectious Dermatoses - Spongiotic; Psoriasiform; Lichenoid; Vesicobullous; Granulomatous; Vasculopathic
• Endocrine & Metabolic Disorders & Disorders of Pigmentation
• Trauma
• Neoplasms - Vulva - Epithelial Vulva - Melanocytic
• Vulva - Mesenchymal; Vulva - Hemopoietic and Lymphoid
• Vulva - Secondary Tumours; Vagina; Urethra
• Non-Neoplastic Cysts & Swellings
• Functional Disorders
• Disorders of Sensation
• Sexual Disorders
• Classification of Vulvovaginal Disease

Index

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