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Lichen Sclerosus etiology

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  1. Autoimmune
  2. Genetics
  3. Environmental
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Who does lichen sclerosis MCly occur in?

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Postmenopausal women

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MC sx in lichen sclerosis

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Pruritus

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Other sx’s in lichen sclerosis

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  1. Dysuria
  2. Dyspareunia
  3. Anal discomfort
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lichen sclerosis PEx findings

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  1. Sharply, well-demarcated white plaques: “Cellophane paper”
  2. Fragility/thin skin: Hallmark
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What risk/condition is associated with lichen sclerosis? Who is more likely to develop this?

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Squamous cell carcinoma

Elderly, hyperkeratotic lesion

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What autoimmune disorder is highly associated with lichen sclerosis?

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Hypothyroidism

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lichen sclerosis diagnosis

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Punch biopsy

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lichen sclerosis treatment

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Topical high potency steroid OINTMENT: Clobetasol 0.05% ointment

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Clobetasol SE’s

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  1. Atrophy
  2. Dermatitis
  3. Rosacea
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Lichen Simplex si/sx

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  1. Vulvar pruritus and/or burning (wks-mos): “itch that rashes”.
  2. Anxiety/depression association
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Lichen Simplex physical exam findings

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Eczematous process:

Poorly marginated, red, scaling plaques

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What are the initial signs in lichen simplex

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  1. Weeping
  2. Excoriations
  3. Crusting
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What are the chronic signs in lichen simplex

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  1. Lichenification

2. Hypopigmentation with moisture

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What is the definitive dx in lichen simplex

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Vulvar punch biopsy

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Lichen Simplex pharm treatment

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  1. Topical steroid cream: Lower dose potency
    - Hydrocortisone 1-2%
    - Triamcinolone acetonide
    - Betamethasone valerate
  2. Antihistamines
  3. SSRI: if h/o anxiety/depression
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Lichen planus clinical presentation

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  1. Introital irritation
  2. Burning (less commonly pruritus)
  3. Vaginal discharge
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Non-erosive disease in lichen planus

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Lacy, white epithelium (fern-like appearance)

White striae

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erosive disease in lichen planus

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Deep vaginal redness
vulvar erosions
purulent vaginal secretions

20
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1st line treatment in lichen planus

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Topical steroid cream:

Hydrocortisone acetate 25mg suppository QHS

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2nd treatment in lichen planus

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  1. Topical Tacrolimus 0.1% ointment QOD - BID

2. Systemic corticosteroids

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What is Vulvar Intraepithelial Neoplasia (VIN) U associated with?

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HPV: 16, 18, 31

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VINU risk factors

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  1. Smoking: 50-80%
  2. Immunosuppression
  3. Multiple sex partners
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VINU presentation

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Burning and itching=50%

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What is VINU highly associated with?

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High grade CIN

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VINU diagnostic procedure

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Vulvar Colposcopy:
3-5% acetic acid
Sit for 3-5 minutes
Lesions gray-white-red/black

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What is the standard of care in VINU?

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Surgical treatment:

  1. CO2 laser vaporization-do not perform if invasion suspected
  2. Local wide excision
  3. Vulvectomy
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What is the post-treatment recurrence rate in VINU?

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What population does VIND mainly effect?

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Older population: >70

30
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What is VIND associated with?

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Squamous cell hyperplasia

lichen sclerosis that likely went untx

31
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VIND prevention and treatment

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Prevention: Proper tx of underling condition
Tx: Surgical excision

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What is the ACOG/ASCCP position statement for VINU and VIND

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Vaccination with Gardasil

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What is the post-tx f/u in VINU/D?

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Colposcopic vulvar inspection:
6 and 12 months
Annually thereafter

34
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Vulvar CA common comorbidities

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  1. Type 2 DM
  2. Obese
  3. HTN
35
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What is the MC age in Vulvar CA?

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Bimodal:

  1. 20-40yrs: HPV related (VINu)
  2. 60-70yrs: d/t chronic irritation
36
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80% of women with vulvar CA have what untreated long-lasting conditions?

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  1. lichen sclerosus

2. lichen simplex chronicus 3. squamous cell hyperplasia

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Vulvar CA clinical presentation

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  1. ASYMPTOMATIC
  2. Pruritus: MC sx
  3. Vulvar bleeding/pain
38
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Vulvar CA treatment

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  1. Complete surgical removal w/ inguinal node dissection

2. Radiation: indicated w/ lymph node spread

39
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Behcets clinical presentation

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  1. Oral ulcerations
  2. Urogenital lesions
  3. Skin lesions
  4. Ocular dz
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Behcets diagnostic criteria

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Recurrent oral aphthae at least 3 times in 1 year plus 2 of the following:

  1. Recurrent genital ulcers
  2. Uveitis
  3. Skin lesions
  4. (+) Pathergy test: 2mm papule at injection site within 48h
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Behcets treatment

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  1. Temovate 0.05% ointment
  2. Intralesional Triamcinolone: 5 – 10mg/mL
  3. Systemic corticosteroids for refractory cases
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Bartholin cyst/abscess treatment

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  1. I&D w/ insertion of word catheter
  2. Culture purulent material:
    Polymicrobial, E. coli, MRSA, STI
  3. +/- empirical antibiotic therapy: Bactrim, Augmentin
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Severe or recurring Bartholin cyst treatment

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Marsupialization

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Vulvodynia clinical presentation

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  1. Vulvar “burning”*
  2. Absent clinical findings: Everything looks nl
  3. Introital pain with intercourse
45
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Vulvodynia pharmacologic treatment

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  1. Topical lidocaine ointment
  2. Topical vaginal estrogen w/ testosterone
  3. Amitriptyline or nortriptyline
  4. SNRIs
  5. Gabapentin

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