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Garland SM et al. - A vaccine that includes both low- and high-risk types could prevent more than half of VIN 1-3 lesions, including the precursor lesions to HPV-related vulvar carcinoma. Understanding the incidence and duration of vulvar HPV infection and risk for progression to VIN 1-3 may inform therapeutic decisions for vulvar disease and mathematical models that assess the cost-effectiveness of vaccination.

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