PMC4318036_01
The purulent oozing and stinky ulceration on the right side of labium minor measuring 5-8 cm
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F1
On admission, the patient had painful ulcer on the genital area for the past 10 days with purulent discharge [Figure 1].
The histopathological image stained with hematoxylin eosin X10 magnification
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F2
The punch biopsy of ulcer margin showed the lymphocytic panniculitis, which was extending to the subcutaneous fat tissue without fibrin deposition or necrotic changes in the vessel wall [Figures 2 and 3].
The histopathological image stained with hematoxylin eosin X400 magnification
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F3
The punch biopsy of ulcer margin showed the lymphocytic panniculitis, which was extending to the subcutaneous fat tissue without fibrin deposition or necrotic changes in the vessel wall [Figures 2 and 3].
The patients lesion healed with scar
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F4
Ulcer markedly improved and healed with scarring after oral prednisolone therapy with 20 mg/day for 8 weeks together with topical sucralfate and mometasone furoate therapy [Figure 4].