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Table of Contents
| Introduction
Chapter 1. Gynecologist's perspective
Clinical assessment of lower female genital tract complaints
Office pathology
Chapter 2. Dermatologist's perspective
Epidermis, dermis and basement membrane zone
Clinical Features
Treatment of vulvar dermatoses
Chapter 3. Oncologist's perspective
Benign and premalignant conditions
Malignant conditions
Chapter 4. Psychologist's perspective
Multifactorial nature of chronic vulvar disease
Human behavior and chronic vulvar disease
Management of patients with chronic vulvar disease
Chapter 5. Pathologist's perspective
Clinical aspects relevant to the pathologist
Pathologist's report
Communication
Classification
Chapter 6. The basics
Embryology
Anatomy
Histology
Ecology
Table of Modes of Clinical Presentation
Chapter 7. Normal variations
Vulva
Vagina
Chapter 8. Developmental abnormalities
Malformations that do not lead to sexual ambiguity
Malformations with ambiguous sexual organs
Chapter 9. Infections
Parasites
Fungi
Bacteria
Viruses
Chapter 10. Non-infectious dermatoses
Spongiotic
Psoriasiform
Lichenoid
Vesicobullous
Granulomatous
Vasculopathic
Others
Chapter 11. Endocrine and metabolic disorders and disorders of pigmentation
Chapter 12. Trauma
Chapter 13. Neoplasms
Vulva - epithelial
Vulva - melanocytic
Vulva - mesenchymal
Vulva - hemopoietic and lymphoid
Vulva - secondary tumors
Vagina
Urethra
Chapter 14. Non-neoplastic cysts and swellings
Chapter 15. Functional disorders
Disorders of sensation
Sexual disorders
Classification of vulvovaginal disease
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