ISSVD and ICS comments on the FDA communication on use of laser and radiofrequency for vaginal ‘rejuvenation’, vaginal cosmetic procedures, urinary incontinence, lichen sclerosus, and vulvodynia.
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The purpose of this classification is to differentiate vulvar pain conditions based on the etiology of the pain and to describe its characterization.
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Information on Vulvar Conditions The following articles are available for your use in their entirety. If you choose to use this information and edit them or add your logo, please do not include the ISSVD logo. Candidiasis Contact Dermatitis Extra Mammary Paget’s Disease of the Vulva Genital Care for Women Genital Herpes Genital Itch Hidradenitis […]
The Bibliography timeline extends from 2017-2018. As English is the official language of the ISSVD, only articles published in English have been included. Members are invited to submit translations into English of articles that have been published in other languages for inclusion. It is recognised that members come from a diversity of cultures and contribute […]
Professor José Martinéz de Oliveira shares some memories of the XXIV World Congress in Salvador, Brazil with pictures!
“The Past and the Future of the ISSVD” was presented to the ISSVD by Professor Peter Lynch several years ago. We find so much of it still relevant today!
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