Sub-acute Inguinal Lymphogranulomatous Ganglionar Maceration

It's characterized by manifestation of an inflamatory glanglionar reaction on the groin
Caused by a virus which, develops in a sub-acute way with periadentis
Maceration of the tumescent ganglions will occur, followed by fistula
But total dissolution of the ganglion will not happen
So the fistula has no tendencies to disappear
It's preceded by ulcer on the genital organs such as granulomatous cancer
It's liable to complications, allowing stenotic recitits happens
And maybe a variety of elephantiasis on the vulva
The diagnosis is got after a specific intradermatic reaction
Aureomycin and a long treatment are necessary to eliminate the maceration