Common problems in pediatric and adolescent gynecology

Figures & data

Figure 1. Lichen sclerosus.

Figure 2. Straddle injury.

(A) Straddle injury in 6-year-old who fell while climbing over a chair sustaining a stable periclitoral hematoma. (B) Same patient 6 days later with extravasation of hematoma.

Reprinted with permission from Diane Merritt, Washington University, St Louis, MO, USA.

Figure 3. Black endometriosis.

Reprinted from [122].

Figure 4. Blue endometriosis.

Reprinted from [122].

Figure 5. Red–pink endometriosis.

Reprinted from [122].

Figure 6. Clear endometriosis.

Reprinted from [122].

Figure 7. White endometriosis.

Reprinted from [122].

Activity Evaluation: Where 1 is strongly disagree and 5 is strongly agree

	1	2	3	4	5
1. The activity hsupported the learning objectives.
2. The material was organized clearly for learning to occur.
3. The content learned from this activity will impact my practice.
4. The activity was presented objectively and free of commercial bias.

Revised American Society for Reproductive Medicine Classification of Endometriosis: 1996. Special Contribution. Fertil. Steril.67(5), 817–821 (1997).

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