Vulvar Varicosities and Pelvic Venous Disorders in Nongravid Women: A Case Series
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Vulvar varicosities may be indicative of an underlying PeVD. Vulvar varicosity resolution is associated with PeVD treatment in this case series. Therefore, vulvar varicosities are an important physical exam finding in pelvic examination and referral to a vein specialist should be considered. Additional higher powered, prospective, and randomized studies are indicated to further evaluate this relationship.
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