Re: Lichen Sclerosus

From: rbraun@iupui.edu
Mon Feb 2 06:00:15 1998

That is what I said. a "clinical diagnosis"

R. Daniel Braun, MD FACOG

On Mon, 2 Feb 1998, Dib Abdalla Chacur wrote:

>
> rbraun@iupui.edu wrote:
>
> > You have described "Kraurosis vulvae" which is a clinical diagnosis based
> > on the findings you described. When biopsied, the path diagnosis is
> > L,S,&A. I would treat this patient without a biopsy. I would also treat
> > the patient who has one or two localized areas that were thin, and white
> > and there were no thickened areas present.
> >
> > R. Daniel Braun, MD FACOG
> >
>
> " Kraurosis Vulvae" is only a terminology , only a macroscopic aspect,without an
> caracteristic histophatology. " Kraurosis" means only an stenotic and atrofic
> vulva. It is important the biopsy to do a histophatologic diagnosis.
> I think so
> Regards
> Dib
>

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