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Case 1. (A) Pretreatment photograph showing massive (15 cm x 10 cm) cauliflower-like lesions clustered in the vulva. During the first stage of treatment, the lesion's size and severity gradually reduced until it had completely disappeared. Photographs taken at (B) 1 week, (C) 4 weeks, (D) 8 weeks, (E) 12 weeks, and (F) 18 weeks. (G) Photograph showing that the lesion is invisible to the naked eye but the VIA is positive 4 weeks into the second stage of treatment. (H) The lesion is invisible and the VIA negative after 3 months of the third stage of treatment.
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We have provided representative photos at different stages of treatment in chronological order (Figures 1 and 2).
Case 5. (A) Photograph showing massive lesions (11 cm x 10 cm) clustered in the perianal region before treatment. The lesions became smaller after (B) 1 week, (C) 2 weeks, (D) 3 weeks, and (E) 4 weeks of first stage treatment. (F) The lesions disappeared after 10 weeks' treatment with no scarring.
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We have provided representative photos at different stages of treatment in chronological order (Figures 1 and 2).