2019
DOI: 10.1055/s-0039-1695020
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Vulvar Tuberculosis—A Rare Manifestation of the Disease

Abstract: Cristina Bragança's ORCID is https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9111-3291.

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“…Diagnosis of genital tract TB is not easy and requires a high level of suspicion. Only 2% of patients have a history of TB; pelvic examination is normal in about 43% of patients; and chest radiography is normal in about 75% of women 12. The diagnosis of vulvovaginal TB is usually made by histological examination of vulvovaginal biopsy specimen.…”
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“…Diagnosis of genital tract TB is not easy and requires a high level of suspicion. Only 2% of patients have a history of TB; pelvic examination is normal in about 43% of patients; and chest radiography is normal in about 75% of women 12. The diagnosis of vulvovaginal TB is usually made by histological examination of vulvovaginal biopsy specimen.…”
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“…3 Vulvar tuberculosis may have clinical presentation varying from small superficial ulcers to hypertrophic lesions. 4 Amoebiasis cutis presents as a granulomatous ulcer or well-demarcated, intensely tender and painful ulcer with central slough, raised purplish-black undermined margin, outer erythematous zone and purulent exudates usually associated with fever, malaise, and general debility which can lead to death. Demonstration of trophozoites in wet-drop preparations or histological sections from the ulcer is diagnostic.…”
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