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This must be condyloma week.From: douglas krell (douglas.krell@nsionline.com)Tue Mar 31 07:13:08 1998
I have a 26 yea old woman who has been treated for multiple condyloma of the external genitalia and perianal region with a variety of topical agents. These have served only to keep the lesions at bay...according to the patient. The dermatologist whose ben treating her failed to do a spec exam and guess what?...She's got multiple intravaginal lesions as well as lesions on the cervix. The patient is in a panic, believeing that these lesions are taking over everything. She wants laser treatment but has no insurance. How would the listmembers proceed in treating her effectively.
-- Douglas Krell MD
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