Vulvar cancer differential diagnosis

Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]

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Differential Diagnosis

Other neoplastic lesions that need to be considered in the differential diagnosis are

• Paget disease of the vulva
• VIN.

Non-neoplastic vulvar disease includes:

• lichen sclerosus
• squamous cell hyperplasia
• vulvar vestibulitis

Infectious disease lesions can be caused by a number of diseases including:

• herpes genitalis
• human papillomavirus
• syphilis
• chancroid
• granuloma inguinale
• lymphogranuloma venereum