… lymphedema, such as prior trauma to or infection of the affected limb. Physical examination
should focus on differentiating signs of lymphedema … ; the diagnosis of lymphedema can also …

… Lymphedema is the general term for a set of pathologic … Lymphedema usually involves
abnormalities in the regional … and integumentary structures, lymphedema may have a substantial …

… Lymphedema is the chronic, progressive swelling of tissue due to inadequate lymphatic
function. Lymphedema … Lymphedema is a morbid disease that may be complicated by infection, …

Lymphedema, defined as the abnormal accumulation of protein rich fluid dysfunction of the
lymphatic system, is a common sequela of cancer therapy. The incidence is highest among …

… " or "lymphedema." In this article, the possible mechanisms leading to lymphedema are
discussed with particular reference to breast carcinoma-related lymphedema (postmastectomy …

… Lymphedema is classified as primary or secondary. Primary lymphedema is caused by
developmental lymphatic vascular anomalies. Secondary lymphedema is acquired and arises as …

… A common precursor to the development of lymphedema is infection, such as cellulitis or …
to development or worsening of lymphedema. The onset of lymphedema may be provoked in a …

… lymphedema, CDP often must be complemented with diuretics. In contrast to benign
lymphedema in … in the treatment of malignant lymphedema consists in improving the quality of life. …

… particularly tumor recurrence or nodal metastases in patients with secondary lymphedema.
If the diagnosis of lymphedema remained in question, we advised further vascular laboratory …

… The publication concludes with a lymphedema resource guide listing … lymphedema,
lymphedema support groups, online groups and information sources, suppliers of lymphedema …