[7] Because of the current situation of elderly patients with VPD, they may have some other chronic diseases while suffering from this disease. [...]this study adopted the method of real-world research to better fit the actual clinical situation. [...]during this period, a total of 75 VPD patients were treated in our department; however, 21 of them refused to participate in this study or were lost to follow-up. All of the scores were linearly transformed to 0–100 scale. Since there is no currently universally recognized prognostic survey of VPD, we set up seven questions according to the possible postoperative conditions of patients to form a VPD prognosis questionnaire [Supplementary file 1, http://links.lww.com/CM9/A787]. See PDF] Since the purpose of extended resection is to completely remove the lesion, it is inevitable to require multiple frozen biopsies to determine whether the incision margin is negative during the operation. [...]we counted the number of frozen biopsies and the duration of the operation in the extended resection and palliative resection...

Selection of surgical strategies for vulvar Paget's disease

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