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What is Esthiomene is seen in: and explain in detail?
Esthiomene: Hyperophic enlargement with ulceration of the external genitalia. Late complications of LGV: 1. Groove sign 2. Genital elephantiasis -in females leads to Esthiomene ( eating away of genitals) -in males leads to Saxophone penis(size increased) 3. Ano-rectal syndrome 4. Vagino-rectal syndrome 5. Fibrosis of the lymph nodes causing lymphedema and genital elephantiasis