Table 1.

Patients Undergoing Vulvar Surgery

Subject	Location	Age (yr)	Months since operation	Marital status pre-post treatment	Employment or position	Initial diagnosis	Primary treatment
1	CA	46	48	D-D	Factory worker	Invasive carcinoma	Radical vulvectomy with bilateral groin dissection
2	CA	48	5	M-M	Homemaker	Invasive carcinoma	Partial vulvectomy, clitoris retained, with bilateral groin dissection
3	CA	54	6	M-W	Unemployed; attending school	Invasive carcinoma	Radical vulvectomy with bilateral groin dissection
4	CA	35	21	M-M	Homemaker and mother	Carcinoma in situ	Total vulvectomy; subsequent local excisions and laser therapy; clitoris retained
5	IA	30	4	M-M	Homemaker and mother; not yet resumed factory employment	Carcinoma in situ	Total vulvectomy
6	IA	38	6	M-M	Substitute teacher; mother	Paget’s disease	Total vulvectomy
7	IA	63	216	M-M	Retired; homemaker	Invasive carcinoma	Radical vulvectomy with bilateral groin dissection; bilateral gracilis myocutaneous grafts for vulvar reconstruction
8	IA	51	84	M-M	Homemaker	Invasive carcinoma	Radical vulvectomy with bilateral groin dissection
9	IA	85	108	W-W	Retired; homemaker	Invasive carcinoma	Radical vulvectomy with bilateral groin dissection
10	IA	67	108	M-M	Retired; homemaker	Invasive carcinoma	Radical vulvectomy with bilateral groin dissection
11	IA	63	64	M-M	Homemaker; parttime crafts teacher	Vulvar melanoma	Partial vulvectomy
12	IA	62	32	M-M	Homemaker	Carcinoma in situ	5-fluorouracil cream; partial vulvectomy
13	IA	70	54	M-M	Homemaker	Invasive carcinoma	Radical vulvectomy with bilateral groin dissection
14	IA	51	96	M-M	Stable manager; homemaker	Carcinoma in situ	Total vulvectomy
15	IA	56	41	M-M	Homemaker	Carcinoma in situ	Total vulvectomy

CA = California; IA = Iowa; M = married; D = divorced; W = widowed.