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case_images: (a) Skin abnormalities before electrocauterization; (b) skin abnormalities right after electrocauterization; (c) skin abnormalities 7 days postelectrocauterization; (d) skin abnormalities 28 days postelectrocauterization.
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case_images: These lesions were well-defined, raised, dry, hyperpigmented plaques with a verrucous surface (Figure 1a). Electrocauterization of the genital warts was performed, and all the lesions were excised, leaving erosion (Figure 1b). Over time, some areas began to resolve, becoming hypopigmented scars by the 7th day after electrocauterization (Figure 1c). By the 28th day post-treatment, all erosions had turned into hypopigmented scars (Figure 1d).
case_images: (a) Red arrow indicates hyperplasia of stratified flat epithelial cells; (b) yellow circle indicate koilocytosis; (c) blue circle indicate dilatation of blood vessels; (d) white circles indicate lymphocyte and eosinophil scattering, red circles indicate plasma cells and eosinophilic cytoplasm.
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case_images: Additionally, subepithelial fibrocollagenous connective tissue showed lymphocyte, polymorphonuclear inflammatory cells, and dilated blood vessels (Figure 2a-d).