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CLAVIJO BALART, Idalberto; RODRIGUEZ TABARES, Alejandro  y  GONZALEZ MONTERO, Ramón. Severe vulvar condyloma. MEDISAN [online]. 2010, vol.14, n.3. ISSN 1029-3019.

A case report of a patient who presented with numerous warts in her vulva for 9 years besides pruritus and occasional pain is described, more frequent when she was doing certain activities. Simple vulvectomy was performed and the presence of typical koilocytotic changes was confirmed, but there were not malignant lesions. It was impossible to determine the human papilloma virus, although by its clinical manifestations could be strains 6 and 11. The patient was discharged metabolically compensated with useful granulation tissue and without local infection, but she was followed for 3 months after surgery in the outpatient department.

Palabras clave : vulvar condyloma; vulvectomy; human papilloma virus; secondary health care.

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