Benign Diseases of the Vulva

摘要: The external female genitalia include the mons pubis, labia majora and minora, prepuce, frenulum, clitoris, vestibule. orifices of Skene Bartholin glands, as well those minor vestibular glands urethral meatus, open into vestibule (Fig. 2.1). After adren-arche, pubis lateral aspects acquire increased amounts subcutaneous fat develop coarse, curly surface hair characteristic adult. During adolescence, a hyperpigmentation clitoris undergoes some enlargement. entire vulva, with exception vulvar vestibule, is covered by keratinized, stratified squamous epithelium.95 contain both smooth muscle fat, whereas minora are devoid adipose tissue but rich in elastic fibers blood vessels.171 Within majora, sebaceous associated follicles evident. Toward medial absent directly to epithelium. Similar gland elements seen on perineum posterior typically do not glandular elements, although without may be found within interlabial sulcus at base minora.