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vulvovaginal

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vulvovaginal /vul·vo·vag·i·nal/ (-vaj´ĭ-n'l) pertaining to the vulva and vagina.
vul·vo·vag·i·nal (vlv-vj-nl)
adj.
Of or relating to the vulva and the vagina.

vulvovaginal
[vul′vōvaj′inəl]
Etymology: L, vulva + vagina, sheath
pertaining to the vulva and the vagina.

vulvovaginal [vul″vo-vaj´ĭ-nal]
pertaining to the vulva and vagina.

vulvovaginal
pertaining to the vulva and vagina.

vulvovaginal cleft
see anogenital cleft.
vulvovaginal glands


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