Abstract

LIZCANO, Ana et al. Carcinoma epidermoide en condilomatosis vulvoperineal gigante. Rev. venez. oncol. [online]. 2006, vol.18, n.4, pp.259-263. ISSN 0798-0582.

The vulvoperineal condylomatosis it’s a very frequent disease in reproductive age young women; it’s recommended to realize the viral typification, because the relation between some human papillomavirus subtypes with gynaecology epidermoid cancer. We present the case of a 39 years old female patient who consulted to present a exofitic injury, warty that occupies the majora and minora labia of the vulva, clitoris, vaginal vestibule and perianal region; from which incisional biopsy was taken, reporting papilomatosis by human papillomavirus, without evidence of atypias. Patient went to operating room to receive a dermovulvectomy, whose definitive biopsy reported invasive epidermoid carcinoma well differentiated, focal, with free resection margins; it is completed with superficial and deep bilateral inguinal dissection without evidence of metastasic nodal involment. Viral tipificación by reaction of polymerase chain reaction was made being VPH 16. To 20 months of fall up, there are not clinical or cytological evidence of recurrent lesions. It is important to make the viral tipificación of these lesions by its relation with the epidermoid carcinoma of the vulva. A revision of literature was made.

Keywords : Vulvoperineal condylomatosis; epidermoid cancer; treatment; surgery; dermovulvectomy; viral typification; human papillomavirus.