Lymphedema is a chronic progressive disorder that significantly compromises patients'
quality of life. In Western countries, it often results from cancer treatment, as in the case of …

Lymphedema (LE) is a progressive chronic disorder, frequently related to malignancies and
their treatment in Western countries. It markedly affected patients' quality of life, and its …

Background: Treatment of secondary lymphedema remains challenging, with suboptimal
rates of edema reduction following physiologic procedures (ie, lymphaticovenous …

Background: As survival from malignancies continues to improve, a greater emphasis is
being placed on the quality of life after cancer treatments. Lymphedema (LE) represents a …

Surgical treatment of advanced lymphedema is challenging and outcomes are suboptimal.
Physiologic procedures including lymphaticovenous anastomosis (LVA) and vascularized …

Background Secondary lymphedema, caused by oncologic surgery, radiation, and
chemotherapy, is one of the most relevant, nononcological complications affecting cancer …

Secondary lymphedema is a worldwide affliction that exacts a significant public health
burden. This review examines the etiology, presentation, and management of secondary …

Simple Summary Prostate cancer patients that receive treatment (surgery of radiation
therapy) directed to the pelvic lymph nodes may suffer from secondary lymphedema in the …

Introduction Lymphoedema is a chronic, debilitating condition caused by an affected
lymphatic system. Supermicrosurgical techniques like lymphovenous anastomosis (LVA) …

Background Lymphedema is a condition that affects up to 130 million subjects worldwide.
Since it is related to several complications and a significant reduction in terms of quality of …