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Title: Diagnosis


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Diagnosis Management Of VAIN/VIN
  • Richard Hutson
  • Gynaecological Oncologist
  • St. Jamess University Hospital

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Definition
  • A condition where neoplastic cells are within the
    boundaries of surface epithelium
  • Excludes-
  • Pagets disease of the Vulva
  • Melanoma-in-situ
  • Maturation disorders

3
Classification
  • VIN/VAIN I - mild dysplasia lower 1/3
  • VIN/VAIN II - mod. dysplasia lower 2/3
  • VIN/VAIN III - severe dysplasia gt 2/3

4
Symptoms
  • Pruritus (38-73 )
  • Vulval pain / soreness
  • A lump / lesion
  • Asymptomatic

5
Physical Signs
  • Papular rough surfaced (warts)
  • Macular with indistinct/irregular borders
  • Micropapillary/granular associated with
    acanthosis
  • Pigmentation (brown/black)
  • White lesions (hyperkeratosis)

6
Diagnosis
  • Histologically biopsy always required
  • Biopsy under LA use of EMLA
  • Punch / scalpel

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Normal Epithelium with L.S.
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VIN II-III
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VIN II with Koilocytosis
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Pagets Disease of the Vulva
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Aetiology
  • Strong association with STDs
  • HPV (43-79 )
  • Younger women condyloma and koilocytes
  • Older women no koilocytosis
  • Smoking
  • Immunosuppressed

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Natural History of VIN / VAIN
  • No established rates of progression or regression
  • Risk of invasion is small
  • Risk of invasion more likely women gt 45
    immunosuppressed SLE multifocal disease

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Management in Young Women
  • Risk of invasion is small
  • Recurrence rate up to 84
  • gt 20 recurrent disease after simple vulvectomy
  • Regresses after pregnancy

14
Who to Treat ?
  • Post menopausal presentation
  • Immunosuppressed / immunodeficient
  • Histologically progressive lesions on serial
    biopsy
  • Excessively hyperkeratotic lesions

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Treatment Techniques
  • W.L.E. (8mm margin)
  • Skinning Vulvectomy skin graft, 27 rec.
  • Vulvectomy rarely employed
  • Topical 5 FU failure rate 38-100
  • Dinitrochlorobenzene topical immunotherapy
  • CO2 laser to upper reticular dermis

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Summary
  • HPV and multifocal disease commoner in young
    women
  • Unifocal and HPV neg. lesions in post-men. Women
  • CIN found in 33 of women with VIN
  • VIN assoc. with 25-33 vulval cancers
  • 50 vulval cancers assoc. with non-neoplastic
    disorders
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