Synopsis: A vulvar dermatosis is a group of skin infections, including psoriasis, lichen sclerosis, lichen simplex chronicus, and lichen simplex. The presenting symptoms include itching, burning sensation, skin rash, pain, and vulvodynia. Diagnosis of vulvar infections is usually based on clinical morphology and is mostly complicated by a differential diagnosis of dermatophyte infections, contact dermatitis, vulvovaginal candidiasis, Paget’s disease, etc. What was the need for the study?
Delayed diagnosis of vulvar dermatosis may result in the progression of infection to inner genital organs, thereby making it difficult to treat. Because there is no definite diagnostic approach that would suffice the accurate diagnosis of vulvar dermatosis, three-ring vulvoscopy could provide a better diagnostic technique. Three Ring Vulvoscopy is a new technique that examines the three different layers…
