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Secondary lymphedema from cancer therapy
Clinical & Experimental Metastasis, 2021This manuscript is a summary of findings focusing on various aspects of secondary lymphedema specifically as a sequelae of treatment for cancer. The topic was addressed at a session held during the 8th International Congress on Cancer Metastasis that was unique a for the inclusion of patients with lymphedema and therapists joining physicians ...
Michael Bernas +3 more
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Tissue Composition Changes and Secondary Lymphedema
Lymphatic Research and Biology, 2013Abstract Background: The aim of this study was to determine the impact of dominance and severity on tissue composition changes with lymphedema using dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA), and to determine the relationships between the DXA-determined tissue volumes and the clinical outcomes ...
Dylke, E. S. +4 more
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Psychologic and social sequelae of secondary lymphedema
Cancer, 2005AbstractBACKGROUNDThe psychological and social sequelae of secondary lymphedema (SLE) have been an underrecognized and little‐researched complication of treatment for breast carcinoma. The reported incidence and prevalence of SLE varied widely (0–48%).
Sue P Heiney
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Secondary angiosarcoma: A fatal complication of chronic lymphedema
Journal of Surgical Oncology, 2019AbstractSecondary Angiosarcoma (Stewart‐Treves Syndrome) is a rare malignant cutaneous lesion, which arises in chronic lymphedema of the extremity, often observed after breast cancer treatment. We reviewed the history and the oncological outcome of two patients with this disease.
Farhad Farzaliyev +4 more
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[Obesity and secondary lymphedema].
Dermatologie (Heidelberg, Germany), 2023Obesity causes all types of lymphedema to deteriorate. Obesity-associated lymphedema is by now the most frequent secondary lymphedema and constitutes an entity in its own right. Obesity and its comorbidities, due to mechanical and inflammatory effects, decrease lymphatic transport and create a vicious circle of lymph stasis, local adipogenesis, and ...
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Prevention of secondary lymphedema.
Annali italiani di chirurgia, 2003After some preliminary remarks upon pathophysiologic and anatomo-surgical aspects, the main complications of axillary lymph-nodal dissection for breast cancer treatment are reported. The role of surgical technique is particularly underlined and also the importance of proper management of wound and surgical drainage post-operatively are pointed out ...
A, Pissas +4 more
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[Secondary malignant lymphedema].
Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 2006The diagnosis of a secondary malignant lymphoedema which is caused by tumor infiltration or tumor compression is a very important sign for an unknown primary, but also for a tumor relapse. It is a big challenge, because it is often associated with a long story of woe, severe pain and a big reduction in mobility. Only an early diagnosis and introduction
Bettina, Soucek-Hadwiger +1 more
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Secondary Lymphedema of Different Types
2021Filarial lymphedema is the most common type of secondary lymphedema worldwide [1]. Globally, 68 million people are infected with lymphatic filariasis, 17 million of whom have lymphedema [2]. Filarial lymphedema can be treated and prevented with an anti-filariasis drug, for which China is an example.
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Secondary lymphedema of the arm
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1974L, Clodius, G, Uhlschmid, W, Madritsch
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Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983), 2011
Lymphedema is related to congenital lymphatic abnormality (primary forms) or acquired (secondary forms) after lesions of lymphatic system. Upper to limb secondary lymphedema after breast cancer treatment is the most frequent in France. The first worldwide cause is lymphatic filariosis.
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Lymphedema is related to congenital lymphatic abnormality (primary forms) or acquired (secondary forms) after lesions of lymphatic system. Upper to limb secondary lymphedema after breast cancer treatment is the most frequent in France. The first worldwide cause is lymphatic filariosis.
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