… to apply accumulated knowledge when estimating the risk of LE in an individual patient.9–…
validated nomograms to assist in predicting the risk of LE after ALND for breast cancer using a …

… Conclusions: The proposed nomograms can help physicians and patients to predict the 5-year
probability of LE after AD for breast cancer. Free online versions of the nomograms will …

… extent of damage to the arm lymphatics during axillary dissection, can predict lymphedema
risk.12 This work sought to identify the risk factors for lymphedema in this prospective cohort …

… thoracic vein (lateral Berg's level I lymph nodes) were actually more specific to arm lymphatic
drainage than breast. This may in part explain why exclusion of the upper level I and II …

… of the nomogram was suboptimal in predicting total LE … prediction model of the nomogram
was the number of cycles of neoadjuvant or adjuvant chemotherapy infusions in ipsilateral arm …

… nomogram provides an accurate tool for predicting BCRL risk… the breast only, axillary
only, or both breast and axillary … Type of surgery and surgery on the side of the dominant arm …

… A nomogram for predicting the risk of lymphedema in … factors were age, body mass index,
ipsilateral arm chemotherapy … In addition to limb measurement, we also included auxiliary …

… breast cancer patients. We aimed to externally validate our previously constructed nomogram
to predict the risk of arm lymphedema after breast … after axillary surgery with a prospective …

… arm lymphedema (LE) is a common complication after axillary lymph node dissection (ALND)
in breast cancer … a published nomogram to predict the risk of LE in the Chinese breast …

… Firstly, the risk for lymphedema of axillary lymph node dissection (… , the lymphedema
probabilities predicted by the nomogram … Furthermore, there was no baseline measurement of arm …