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Epidermoid cancer of the vulva is essentially acutaneous disease, modified by its site in a specialized epithelium that is subjected to rather special environ mental, hormonal, infectious and functional factors. Vulvar cancer has a well defined natural history and anâ€œ¿*atriskâ€ population that is beginning to be identified. It accountsfor 3.5 percent of all gynecologic cancer.

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Philip J. Krupp, Frederick Y. L. Lee and James W. Bohm
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