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  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : ADIPOSE TISSUE DOMINATES CHRONIC ARM LYMPHEDEMA FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER: AN ANALYSIS USING VOLUME RENDERED CT IMAGES
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema).
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : DUAL ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY SHOWS EXCESS ADIPOSE AND MUSCLE TISSUE IN BREAST CANCER-RELATED ARM LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment.
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : PERITONEOATRIAL SHUNTING FOR INTRACTABLE CHYLOUS ASCITES COMPLICATING THORACIC DUCT LIGATION
    Abstract : Thoracic duct ligation for chylothorax is considered as a safe and efficient procedure.
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     MD


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     MD


  • Title : ADIPOSE TISSUE DOMINATES CHRONIC ARM LYMPHEDEMA FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER: AN ANALYSIS USING VOLUME RENDERED CT IMAGES
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema).
    Written by     MD


  • Title : DUAL ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY SHOWS EXCESS ADIPOSE AND MUSCLE TISSUE IN BREAST CANCER-RELATED ARM LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment.
    Written by     MD


  • Title : PERITONEOATRIAL SHUNTING FOR INTRACTABLE CHYLOUS ASCITES COMPLICATING THORACIC DUCT LIGATION
    Abstract : Thoracic duct ligation for chylothorax is considered as a safe and efficient procedure.
    Written by     MD


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Belgrado JP


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Belgrado JP


  • Title : DEEP INFRARED IMAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: INTEREST OF THE TECHNIQUE
    Abstract : The dermal backflow caused among other things a compression of the arterio-venous capillaries. From a clinical point of view, this physiopathological first stage occasions a paleness and coldness of the skin.
    Written by     Belgrado JP


  • Title : DEEP INFRARED IMAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: INTEREST OF THE TECHNIQUE
    Abstract : The dermal backflow caused among other things a compression of the arterio-venous capillaries. From a clinical point of view, this physiopathological first stage occasions a paleness and coldness of the skin.
    Written by     Belgrado JP


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Moraine JJ


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Moraine JJ


  • Title : DEEP INFRARED IMAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: INTEREST OF THE TECHNIQUE
    Abstract : The dermal backflow caused among other things a compression of the arterio-venous capillaries. From a clinical point of view, this physiopathological first stage occasions a paleness and coldness of the skin.
    Written by     Moraine JJ


  • Title : DEEP INFRARED IMAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: INTEREST OF THE TECHNIQUE
    Abstract : The dermal backflow caused among other things a compression of the arterio-venous capillaries. From a clinical point of view, this physiopathological first stage occasions a paleness and coldness of the skin.
    Written by     Moraine JJ


  • Title : CHYLOUS PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ASCITIS: DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : To describe Authors’ clinical experience about the diagnosis and treatment of complex pathologies concerning primary lymphatic and chylous dysplasias, not only in adults but also in children, pointing out the role of surgery in those case not responsive to conservative and diet treatment.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : LYMPHATIC COMPLICATIONS IN VENOUS SURGERY: ASPECTS OF PREVENTION AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : LYMPHATIC COMPLICATIONS IN VENOUS SURGERY: ASPECTS OF PREVENTION AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : LYMPHATIC DERIVATIVE AND RECONSTRUCTIVE MICROSURGERY: MORE THAN 35 YEAR EXPERIENCE AND LONG-TERM CLINICAL OUTCOME
    Abstract : To report a wide clinical experience in the microsurgical treatment of peripheral lymphedema, underlying the opportunity of an early treatment to obtain the best long term results.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : LYMPHATIC DERIVATIVE AND RECONSTRUCTIVE MICROSURGERY: MORE THAN 35 YEAR EXPERIENCE AND LONG-TERM CLINICAL OUTCOME
    Abstract : To report a wide clinical experience in the microsurgical treatment of peripheral lymphedema, underlying the opportunity of an early treatment to obtain the best long term results.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : MORBID OBESITY AND LYMPHEDEMA: A SYSTEM OF COMBINED TREATMENT
    Abstract : Morbid obesity associated with lymphedema represents a cause of highly invalidating and life-threatening condition.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : MORBID OBESITY AND LYMPHEDEMA: A SYSTEM OF COMBINED TREATMENT
    Abstract : Morbid obesity associated with lymphedema represents a cause of highly invalidating and life-threatening condition.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : CHYLOUS PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ASCITIS: DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : To describe Authors’ clinical experience about the diagnosis and treatment of complex pathologies concerning primary lymphatic and chylous dysplasias, not only in adults but also in children, pointing out the role of surgery in those case not responsive to conservative and diet treatment.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : LYMPHATIC COMPLICATIONS IN VENOUS SURGERY: ASPECTS OF PREVENTION AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : LYMPHATIC COMPLICATIONS IN VENOUS SURGERY: ASPECTS OF PREVENTION AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : LYMPHATIC DERIVATIVE AND RECONSTRUCTIVE MICROSURGERY: MORE THAN 35 YEAR EXPERIENCE AND LONG-TERM CLINICAL OUTCOME
    Abstract : To report a wide clinical experience in the microsurgical treatment of peripheral lymphedema, underlying the opportunity of an early treatment to obtain the best long term results.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : LYMPHATIC DERIVATIVE AND RECONSTRUCTIVE MICROSURGERY: MORE THAN 35 YEAR EXPERIENCE AND LONG-TERM CLINICAL OUTCOME
    Abstract : To report a wide clinical experience in the microsurgical treatment of peripheral lymphedema, underlying the opportunity of an early treatment to obtain the best long term results.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : MORBID OBESITY AND LYMPHEDEMA: A SYSTEM OF COMBINED TREATMENT
    Abstract : Morbid obesity associated with lymphedema represents a cause of highly invalidating and life-threatening condition.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : MORBID OBESITY AND LYMPHEDEMA: A SYSTEM OF COMBINED TREATMENT
    Abstract : Morbid obesity associated with lymphedema represents a cause of highly invalidating and life-threatening condition.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : Therapeutical approach in Lymphedema patients
    Abstract : In lymphedema patients (primary or secondary) it’s very important to restore an equilibrium between the suprafascial tissular components and the subfascial one.
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Therapeutical approach in Lymphedema patients
    Abstract : In lymphedema patients (primary or secondary) it’s very important to restore an equilibrium between the suprafascial tissular components and the subfascial one.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Therapeutical approach in Lymphedema patients
    Abstract : In lymphedema patients (primary or secondary) it’s very important to restore an equilibrium between the suprafascial tissular components and the subfascial one.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Wilputte F.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Wilputte F.


  • Title : EUROPEAN CONSENSUS FOR PHYSICAL TREATMENT OF PHLEBOLYMPHOEDEMA
    Abstract : Commonly recognized situations are: Slight oedema when the size is less than 20% difference
    Written by     Leduc O.


  • Title : EUROPEAN CONSENSUS FOR PHYSICAL TREATMENT OF PHLEBOLYMPHOEDEMA
    Abstract : Commonly recognized situations are: Slight oedema when the size is less than 20% difference
    Written by     Leduc O.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Leduc O.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Leduc O.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Bourgeois P.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Bourgeois P.


  • Title : DEEP INFRARED IMAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: INTEREST OF THE TECHNIQUE
    Abstract : The dermal backflow caused among other things a compression of the arterio-venous capillaries. From a clinical point of view, this physiopathological first stage occasions a paleness and coldness of the skin.
    Written by     Bourgeois P.


  • Title : DEEP INFRARED IMAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: INTEREST OF THE TECHNIQUE
    Abstract : The dermal backflow caused among other things a compression of the arterio-venous capillaries. From a clinical point of view, this physiopathological first stage occasions a paleness and coldness of the skin.
    Written by     Bourgeois P.


  • Title : LYMPHEDEMA PREVENTION AND INDICATION FOR OUTPATIENT VERSUS INPATIENT TREATMENT
    Abstract : Both from the point of view of diagnosis and of treatment the age of the patient suffering from lymphedema is of critical importance.
    Written by     Foldi


  • Title : LYMPHEDEMA PREVENTION AND INDICATION FOR OUTPATIENT VERSUS INPATIENT TREATMENT
    Abstract : Both from the point of view of diagnosis and of treatment the age of the patient suffering from lymphedema is of critical importance.
    Written by     Foldi


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Bartoletti R


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Bartoletti R


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Bartoletti R


  • Title : ADIPOSE TISSUE DOMINATES CHRONIC ARM LYMPHEDEMA FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER: AN ANALYSIS USING VOLUME RENDERED CT IMAGES
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema).
    Written by     Accogli S


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Pastouret F.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Pastouret F.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Lievens P.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Lievens P.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Lievens P.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Lievens P.


  • Title : Treatment of congenital lymphoedema resistant to physiotherapy by free nodes transplantations
    Abstract : The congenital lymphoedema occurs during the first years of life and often can be seen in legs.
    Written by     Becker C.


  • Title : Treatment of congenital lymphoedema resistant to physiotherapy by free nodes transplantations
    Abstract : The congenital lymphoedema occurs during the first years of life and often can be seen in legs.
    Written by     Becker C.


  • Title : Plurydisciplinary staff for surgery in secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : the authors have organised a multidisciplinary consultation to take care of patients presenting a secondary lymphedema of the upper limbs (ULL) and lower limbs (LLL).
    Written by     Becker C.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Cullus P.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Cullus P.


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : ADIPOSE TISSUE DOMINATES CHRONIC ARM LYMPHEDEMA FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER: AN ANALYSIS USING VOLUME RENDERED CT IMAGES
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema).
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : DUAL ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY SHOWS EXCESS ADIPOSE AND MUSCLE TISSUE IN BREAST CANCER-RELATED ARM LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment.
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : ADIPOSE TISSUE DOMINATES CHRONIC ARM LYMPHEDEMA FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER: AN ANALYSIS USING VOLUME RENDERED CT IMAGES
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema).
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : DUAL ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY SHOWS EXCESS ADIPOSE AND MUSCLE TISSUE IN BREAST CANCER-RELATED ARM LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment.
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     OTR


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     OTR


  • Title : DUAL ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY SHOWS EXCESS ADIPOSE AND MUSCLE TISSUE IN BREAST CANCER-RELATED ARM LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment.
    Written by     Gaby Olsson, Karlsson


  • Title : The topography of the lymphatic terminus on the neck - manual lymphodrainage
    Abstract : Under the term lymphatic terminus (Vodder) is thought to be the place where the lymph of the all parts of the human body is transfered into venous circulation.
    Written by     Eliska O


  • Title : The topography of the lymphatic terminus on the neck - manual lymphodrainage
    Abstract : Under the term lymphatic terminus (Vodder) is thought to be the place where the lymph of the all parts of the human body is transfered into venous circulation.
    Written by     Eliska O


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Hamadé A.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Hamadé A.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Michel P.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Michel P.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Obringer G.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Obringer G.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Stoessel J. Ch.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Stoessel J. Ch.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Metzger H.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Metzger H.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Lehn-Hogg M.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Lehn-Hogg M.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Tinlot A.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Tinlot A.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Parijs Th.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Parijs Th.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Clément A.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Clément A.


  • Title : HEAD AND SECONDARY FUNCTIONAL LYMPHOEDEMA, TRAUMATOLOGY CASES OF BURNS - METHOD “LOSANN”
    Abstract : MASARYK University in Brno. Clinic of Burns and Reconstructive Surgery, Czech republic SALVE Centre, Clinic of rehabilitation, Vysoke Myto, Czech rep., salve.vm@tiscali.cz
    Written by     Loskotova A.


  • Title : HEAD AND SECONDARY FUNCTIONAL LYMPHOEDEMA, TRAUMATOLOGY CASES OF BURNS - METHOD “LOSANN”
    Abstract : MASARYK University in Brno. Clinic of Burns and Reconstructive Surgery, Czech republic SALVE Centre, Clinic of rehabilitation, Vysoke Myto, Czech rep., salve.vm@tiscali.cz
    Written by     Loskotova A.


  • Title : HEAD AND SECONDARY FUNCTIONAL LYMPHOEDEMA, TRAUMATOLOGY CASES OF BURNS - METHOD “LOSANN”
    Abstract : MASARYK University in Brno. Clinic of Burns and Reconstructive Surgery, Czech republic SALVE Centre, Clinic of rehabilitation, Vysoke Myto, Czech rep., salve.vm@tiscali.cz
    Written by     Loskotova J.


  • Title : HEAD AND SECONDARY FUNCTIONAL LYMPHOEDEMA, TRAUMATOLOGY CASES OF BURNS - METHOD “LOSANN”
    Abstract : MASARYK University in Brno. Clinic of Burns and Reconstructive Surgery, Czech republic SALVE Centre, Clinic of rehabilitation, Vysoke Myto, Czech rep., salve.vm@tiscali.cz
    Written by     Loskotova J.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract :
    Written by     Balzarini A.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Balzarini A.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Balzarini A.


  • Title : Therapeutical approach in Lymphedema patients
    Abstract : In lymphedema patients (primary or secondary) it’s very important to restore an equilibrium between the suprafascial tissular components and the subfascial one.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Therapeutical approach in Lymphedema patients
    Abstract : In lymphedema patients (primary or secondary) it’s very important to restore an equilibrium between the suprafascial tissular components and the subfascial one.
    Written by     Fiorentino A.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Fiorentino A.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Fiorentino A.


  • Title : Therapeutical approach in Lymphedema patients
    Abstract : In lymphedema patients (primary or secondary) it’s very important to restore an equilibrium between the suprafascial tissular components and the subfascial one.
    Written by     Michelotti L.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Michelotti L.


  • Title : Lymph composition in treated lymphocele
    Abstract : The post-operative lymphocel can be considered a source of information about the lymph composition.
    Written by     Michelotti L.


  • Title : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change
    Abstract : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change after Physiotherapy by Magnetic Fields, Vibration and Hyperthermia. hThe most effective treatment for lymphedema is the one which stimulates the lymphatic proliferation and contraction.
    Written by     Ohkuma M.


  • Title : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change
    Abstract : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change after Physiotherapy by Magnetic Fields, Vibration and Hyperthermia. hThe most effective treatment for lymphedema is the one which stimulates the lymphatic proliferation and contraction.
    Written by     Ohkuma M.


  • Title : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change
    Abstract : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change after Physiotherapy by Magnetic Fields, Vibration and Hyperthermia. hThe most effective treatment for lymphedema is the one which stimulates the lymphatic proliferation and contraction.
    Written by     Ohkuma M.


  • Title : PATTERNS OF LYMPHATIC INVASION BY CANCER CELLS IN COLORECTAL CANCERS
    Abstract : To study relationship between morphological patterns of lymphatic invasion observed by D2-40 immunohistochemistry and status of regional lymph node metastasis.
    Written by     Okada E.


  • Title : PATTERNS OF LYMPHATIC INVASION BY CANCER CELLS IN COLORECTAL CANCERS
    Abstract : To study relationship between morphological patterns of lymphatic invasion observed by D2-40 immunohistochemistry and status of regional lymph node metastasis.
    Written by     Okada E.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Pissas A.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Pissas A.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Rubay R.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Rubay R.


  • Title : Treatment of radionecrosis of the groin associated with ilio-femoral artery lesions
    Abstract : We report three patients (2 men , 1 woman , aged betwen 45 and 73 years) presenting radionecrosis of the grouin , associated with arterial lesions and lymphatic sclerosis .
    Written by     Rupp D.


  • Title : Contribution of lymphoscintigraphy to diagnosis of upper limb lymphedema after axillary dissection
    Abstract : A lymphoscintigraphy was performed on seventeen (17) patients suffering from breast cancer. The surgery treatment was radical mastectomy in 8 cases, tumorectomy in 9 cases and a lymphadenectomy was performed in 16 cases.
    Written by     Dubois J.B.


  • Title : PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA POST AXILLARY LYMPHADENECTOMY
    Abstract : The prevention of the lymphedema post axillary lymphadenectomy is quite possible and unfortunately still neglected. It consists of a very praecox physiotherapy treatment.
    Written by     Dubois J.B.


  • Title : PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA POST AXILLARY LYMPHADENECTOMY
    Abstract : The prevention of the lymphedema post axillary lymphadenectomy is quite possible and unfortunately still neglected. It consists of a very praecox physiotherapy treatment.
    Written by     Dubois J.B.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Tartaglione G.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Tartaglione G.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Tartaglione G.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Pagan M.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Pagan M.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Pagan M.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Paone G.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Paone G.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Paone G.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Bernabucci V.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Bernabucci V.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Bernabucci V.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Baratella C.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Baratella C.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Mazzucchelli A.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Mazzucchelli A.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Olivieri R.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Olivieri R.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Caraceni A.


  • Title : MALIGNANT LYMPHEDEMA: DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is a common complication in many advanced cancer (breast, uterine cervix, ovary, prostate, rectum, melanoma). This condition may be extremely severe and often difficult to be treated.
    Written by     Caraceni A.


  • Title : Treatment of congenital lymphoedema resistant to physiotherapy by free nodes transplantations
    Abstract : The congenital lymphoedema occurs during the first years of life and often can be seen in legs.
    Written by     Clinique Jouvenet


  • Title : Treatment of congenital lymphoedema resistant to physiotherapy by free nodes transplantations
    Abstract : The congenital lymphoedema occurs during the first years of life and often can be seen in legs.
    Written by     Clinique Jouvenet


  • Title : Treatment of congenital lymphoedema resistant to physiotherapy by free nodes transplantations
    Abstract : The congenital lymphoedema occurs during the first years of life and often can be seen in legs.
    Written by     Brun J.P


  • Title : Treatment of congenital lymphoedema resistant to physiotherapy by free nodes transplantations
    Abstract : The congenital lymphoedema occurs during the first years of life and often can be seen in legs.
    Written by     Brun J.P


  • Title : Plurydisciplinary staff for surgery in secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : the authors have organised a multidisciplinary consultation to take care of patients presenting a secondary lymphedema of the upper limbs (ULL) and lower limbs (LLL).
    Written by     Brun J.P


  • Title : Treatment of radionecrosis of the groin associated with ilio-femoral artery lesions
    Abstract : We report three patients (2 men , 1 woman , aged betwen 45 and 73 years) presenting radionecrosis of the grouin , associated with arterial lesions and lymphatic sclerosis .
    Written by     Brun J.P


  • Title : Treatment of congenital lymphoedema resistant to physiotherapy by free nodes transplantations
    Abstract : The congenital lymphoedema occurs during the first years of life and often can be seen in legs.
    Written by     Rapolti M.


  • Title : Treatment of congenital lymphoedema resistant to physiotherapy by free nodes transplantations
    Abstract : The congenital lymphoedema occurs during the first years of life and often can be seen in legs.
    Written by     Rapolti M.


  • Title : Plurydisciplinary staff for surgery in secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : the authors have organised a multidisciplinary consultation to take care of patients presenting a secondary lymphedema of the upper limbs (ULL) and lower limbs (LLL).
    Written by     Rapolti M.


  • Title : ROSIGLITAZONE EFFECTS IN MICROVASCULAR FUNCTIONS OF ZUCKER FATTY RATS
    Abstract : Rosiglitazone, an oral hyperglycaemic agent, was tested in 30 male fatty ZUCKER (ZDF) and 15 ZUCKER lean rats as controls (C). The capillary filtration test of albumin* (CFA) was performed at T0 (2 months age) and T1 (6 months age), with a measure or low frequency and high frequency ratio (LF/HF) by fast Fourier Transform.
    Written by     Behar A.


  • Title : COLD EFFECTS ON SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVE CONDUCTION IN DIABETIC RATS
    Abstract : Background and aim: As we have previously shown: Nerve conduction is impaired by cold and this may result from a decrease in nerve blood flow.
    Written by     Behar A.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Behar A.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Behar A.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Behar A.


  • Title : ROSIGLITAZONE EFFECTS IN MICROVASCULAR FUNCTIONS OF ZUCKER FATTY RATS
    Abstract : Rosiglitazone, an oral hyperglycaemic agent, was tested in 30 male fatty ZUCKER (ZDF) and 15 ZUCKER lean rats as controls (C). The capillary filtration test of albumin* (CFA) was performed at T0 (2 months age) and T1 (6 months age), with a measure or low frequency and high frequency ratio (LF/HF) by fast Fourier Transform.
    Written by     Cosson E., Tarhzaoui K.


  • Title : COLD EFFECTS ON SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVE CONDUCTION IN DIABETIC RATS
    Abstract : Background and aim: As we have previously shown: Nerve conduction is impaired by cold and this may result from a decrease in nerve blood flow.
    Written by     Tarhzaoui K.


  • Title : ROSIGLITAZONE EFFECTS IN MICROVASCULAR FUNCTIONS OF ZUCKER FATTY RATS
    Abstract : Rosiglitazone, an oral hyperglycaemic agent, was tested in 30 male fatty ZUCKER (ZDF) and 15 ZUCKER lean rats as controls (C). The capillary filtration test of albumin* (CFA) was performed at T0 (2 months age) and T1 (6 months age), with a measure or low frequency and high frequency ratio (LF/HF) by fast Fourier Transform.
    Written by     Leger G.


  • Title : COLD EFFECTS ON SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVE CONDUCTION IN DIABETIC RATS
    Abstract : Background and aim: As we have previously shown: Nerve conduction is impaired by cold and this may result from a decrease in nerve blood flow.
    Written by     Leger G.


  • Title : ROSIGLITAZONE EFFECTS IN MICROVASCULAR FUNCTIONS OF ZUCKER FATTY RATS
    Abstract : Rosiglitazone, an oral hyperglycaemic agent, was tested in 30 male fatty ZUCKER (ZDF) and 15 ZUCKER lean rats as controls (C). The capillary filtration test of albumin* (CFA) was performed at T0 (2 months age) and T1 (6 months age), with a measure or low frequency and high frequency ratio (LF/HF) by fast Fourier Transform.
    Written by     Valensi P.


  • Title : COLD EFFECTS ON SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVE CONDUCTION IN DIABETIC RATS
    Abstract : Background and aim: As we have previously shown: Nerve conduction is impaired by cold and this may result from a decrease in nerve blood flow.
    Written by     Valensi P.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Valensi P.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Valensi P.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Valensi P.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Sore L.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Sore L.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Sore L.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Rondeux C.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Rondeux C.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Danet M.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Danet M.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Senty J.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Senty J.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Rosiello R.


  • Title : MODIFICATION OF THE VOLUME OF LYMPHONODES LINKED TO THE TECHNIQUES OF MANUAL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
    Abstract : Manual lymphatic drainage techniques include specific manipulations aiming at the emptying and filling of superficial lymphonodes.
    Written by     Rosiello R.


  • Title : DEEP INFRARED IMAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: INTEREST OF THE TECHNIQUE
    Abstract : The dermal backflow caused among other things a compression of the arterio-venous capillaries. From a clinical point of view, this physiopathological first stage occasions a paleness and coldness of the skin.
    Written by     Guiochon M.


  • Title : DEEP INFRARED IMAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: INTEREST OF THE TECHNIQUE
    Abstract : The dermal backflow caused among other things a compression of the arterio-venous capillaries. From a clinical point of view, this physiopathological first stage occasions a paleness and coldness of the skin.
    Written by     Guiochon M.


  • Title : CHYLOUS PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ASCITIS: DIAGNOSIS AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : To describe Authors’ clinical experience about the diagnosis and treatment of complex pathologies concerning primary lymphatic and chylous dysplasias, not only in adults but also in children, pointing out the role of surgery in those case not responsive to conservative and diet treatment.
    Written by     Benatti E.


  • Title : LYMPHATIC COMPLICATIONS IN VENOUS SURGERY: ASPECTS OF PREVENTION AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Benatti E.


  • Title : LYMPHATIC COMPLICATIONS IN VENOUS SURGERY: ASPECTS OF PREVENTION AND SURGICAL TREATMENT
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Benatti E.


  • Title : MORBID OBESITY AND LYMPHEDEMA: A SYSTEM OF COMBINED TREATMENT
    Abstract : Morbid obesity associated with lymphedema represents a cause of highly invalidating and life-threatening condition.
    Written by     Benatti E.


  • Title : MORBID OBESITY AND LYMPHEDEMA: A SYSTEM OF COMBINED TREATMENT
    Abstract : Morbid obesity associated with lymphedema represents a cause of highly invalidating and life-threatening condition.
    Written by     Benatti E.


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     Freccero C.


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION OF POSTMASTECTOMY ARM LYMPHEDEMA COMPLETELY REMOVES EXCESS VOLUME: A 15 YEAR STUDY
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation.
    Written by     Freccero C.


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     Freccero C.


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     Freccero C.


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     Svensson B.


  • Title : LIPOSUCTION NORMALIZES ELEPHANTIASIS OF THE LEG – A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WITH A 6 YEARS’ FOLLOW-UP
    Abstract : Non-pitting lymphedema does not respond to conservative treatment because inflammation results in the formation of excess subcutaneous adipose tissue.
    Written by     Svensson B.


  • Title : ADIPOSE TISSUE DOMINATES CHRONIC ARM LYMPHEDEMA FOLLOWING BREAST CANCER: AN ANALYSIS USING VOLUME RENDERED CT IMAGES
    Abstract : Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema).
    Written by     Nilsson M.


  • Title : MORBID OBESITY AND LYMPHEDEMA: A SYSTEM OF COMBINED TREATMENT
    Abstract : Morbid obesity associated with lymphedema represents a cause of highly invalidating and life-threatening condition.
    Written by     Papadia S.


  • Title : MORBID OBESITY AND LYMPHEDEMA: A SYSTEM OF COMBINED TREATMENT
    Abstract : Morbid obesity associated with lymphedema represents a cause of highly invalidating and life-threatening condition.
    Written by     Papadia S.


  • Title : CHARACTERISATION OF LYMPHATICS IN NON SMALL CELL LUNG CARCINOMA (NSCLC) AND CORRELATION WITH LYMPH NODE METASTASIS
    Abstract : Lymphatic invasion is an important mean of tumor spread. Recent experimental evidence suggests that tumor can induce lymphatics growth by the production of lymphangiogenic factors.
    Written by     Cazes A.


  • Title : CHARACTERISATION OF LYMPHATICS IN NON SMALL CELL LUNG CARCINOMA (NSCLC) AND CORRELATION WITH LYMPH NODE METASTASIS
    Abstract : Lymphatic invasion is an important mean of tumor spread. Recent experimental evidence suggests that tumor can induce lymphatics growth by the production of lymphangiogenic factors.
    Written by     Cazes A.


  • Title : CHARACTERISATION OF LYMPHATICS IN NON SMALL CELL LUNG CARCINOMA (NSCLC) AND CORRELATION WITH LYMPH NODE METASTASIS
    Abstract : Lymphatic invasion is an important mean of tumor spread. Recent experimental evidence suggests that tumor can induce lymphatics growth by the production of lymphangiogenic factors.
    Written by     Douheret M.


  • Title : CHARACTERISATION OF LYMPHATICS IN NON SMALL CELL LUNG CARCINOMA (NSCLC) AND CORRELATION WITH LYMPH NODE METASTASIS
    Abstract : Lymphatic invasion is an important mean of tumor spread. Recent experimental evidence suggests that tumor can induce lymphatics growth by the production of lymphangiogenic factors.
    Written by     Douheret M.


  • Title : CHARACTERISATION OF LYMPHATICS IN NON SMALL CELL LUNG CARCINOMA (NSCLC) AND CORRELATION WITH LYMPH NODE METASTASIS
    Abstract : Lymphatic invasion is an important mean of tumor spread. Recent experimental evidence suggests that tumor can induce lymphatics growth by the production of lymphangiogenic factors.
    Written by     Riquet M.


  • Title : CHARACTERISATION OF LYMPHATICS IN NON SMALL CELL LUNG CARCINOMA (NSCLC) AND CORRELATION WITH LYMPH NODE METASTASIS
    Abstract : Lymphatic invasion is an important mean of tumor spread. Recent experimental evidence suggests that tumor can induce lymphatics growth by the production of lymphangiogenic factors.
    Written by     Riquet M.


  • Title : PERITONEOATRIAL SHUNTING FOR INTRACTABLE CHYLOUS ASCITES COMPLICATING THORACIC DUCT LIGATION
    Abstract : Thoracic duct ligation for chylothorax is considered as a safe and efficient procedure.
    Written by     Riquet M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Domaszewska- Szostek A.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Domaszewska- Szostek A.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Domaszewska- Szostek A.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Domaszewska- Szostek A.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Zaleska M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Waldemar L.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Waldemar L.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Waldemar L.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Waldemar L.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Waldemar L.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Waldemar L.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Waldemar L.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Waldemar L.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/ LYMPH CYTOKINES AND GROWTH FACTORS REGULATE HUMAN KERATINOCYTE PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
    Abstract : Our previous studies revealed presence of a number of growth factors and cytokines in human skin tissue fluid/lymph (TF/L) at levels higher than in serum.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : NEW APPROACHES TO DEBULKING PROCEDURES IN VERY ADVANCED LYMPHEDEMA OF LOWER LIMBS
    Abstract : Very advanced stage IV lymphedema of lower limbs is frequent in the Asian and African countries. The number is estimated at a level of 10-15 million.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : NEW APPROACHES TO DEBULKING PROCEDURES IN VERY ADVANCED LYMPHEDEMA OF LOWER LIMBS
    Abstract : Very advanced stage IV lymphedema of lower limbs is frequent in the Asian and African countries. The number is estimated at a level of 10-15 million.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Olszewski


  • Title : Contribution of lymphoscintigraphy to diagnosis of upper limb lymphedema after axillary dissection
    Abstract : A lymphoscintigraphy was performed on seventeen (17) patients suffering from breast cancer. The surgery treatment was radical mastectomy in 8 cases, tumorectomy in 9 cases and a lymphadenectomy was performed in 16 cases.
    Written by     Schuler P.


  • Title : PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA POST AXILLARY LYMPHADENECTOMY
    Abstract : The prevention of the lymphedema post axillary lymphadenectomy is quite possible and unfortunately still neglected. It consists of a very praecox physiotherapy treatment.
    Written by     Schuler P.


  • Title : PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA POST AXILLARY LYMPHADENECTOMY
    Abstract : The prevention of the lymphedema post axillary lymphadenectomy is quite possible and unfortunately still neglected. It consists of a very praecox physiotherapy treatment.
    Written by     Schuler P.


  • Title : Contribution of lymphoscintigraphy to diagnosis of upper limb lymphedema after axillary dissection
    Abstract : A lymphoscintigraphy was performed on seventeen (17) patients suffering from breast cancer. The surgery treatment was radical mastectomy in 8 cases, tumorectomy in 9 cases and a lymphadenectomy was performed in 16 cases.
    Written by     Jacques Y., Puttemans N., Verhas M.


  • Title : Treatment of radionecrosis of the groin associated with ilio-femoral artery lesions
    Abstract : We report three patients (2 men , 1 woman , aged betwen 45 and 73 years) presenting radionecrosis of the grouin , associated with arterial lesions and lymphatic sclerosis .
    Written by     Fichelle J.M, Servant J.M


  • Title : AVASCULAR LYMPH NODE TRANSPLANTATION IN THE RAT BENEFITS FROM PLATELET-RICH PLASMA
    Abstract : This study aimed to verify that avascular lymph node transplantation in a subcutaneous pouch is possible in healthy adult rats, in analogy to previous results obtained in other species.
    Written by     Hadamitzky C.


  • Title : MEDICAL LYMPHOLOGY: CAN EUROPE FULFILL THE NEED FOR SPECIAL TRAINING IN MEDICINE?
    Abstract : Although diseases of the lymphatic vessels have a high incidence, their physiopathological background has been quite neglected and only a relatively small number of medical professionals is dedicated to them.
    Written by     Hadamitzky C.


  • Title : MEDICAL LYMPHOLOGY: CAN EUROPE FULFILL THE NEED FOR SPECIAL TRAINING IN MEDICINE?
    Abstract : Although diseases of the lymphatic vessels have a high incidence, their physiopathological background has been quite neglected and only a relatively small number of medical professionals is dedicated to them.
    Written by     Hadamitzky C.


  • Title : MEDICAL LYMPHOLOGY: CAN EUROPE FULFILL THE NEED FOR SPECIAL TRAINING IN MEDICINE?
    Abstract : Although diseases of the lymphatic vessels have a high incidence, their physiopathological background has been quite neglected and only a relatively small number of medical professionals is dedicated to them.
    Written by     Hadamitzky C.


  • Title : AVASCULAR LYMPH NODE TRANSPLANTATION IN THE RAT BENEFITS FROM PLATELET-RICH PLASMA
    Abstract : This study aimed to verify that avascular lymph node transplantation in a subcutaneous pouch is possible in healthy adult rats, in analogy to previous results obtained in other species.
    Written by     Blum K., Pabst R.


  • Title : MEDICAL LYMPHOLOGY: CAN EUROPE FULFILL THE NEED FOR SPECIAL TRAINING IN MEDICINE?
    Abstract : Although diseases of the lymphatic vessels have a high incidence, their physiopathological background has been quite neglected and only a relatively small number of medical professionals is dedicated to them.
    Written by     Pabst R.


  • Title : MEDICAL LYMPHOLOGY: CAN EUROPE FULFILL THE NEED FOR SPECIAL TRAINING IN MEDICINE?
    Abstract : Although diseases of the lymphatic vessels have a high incidence, their physiopathological background has been quite neglected and only a relatively small number of medical professionals is dedicated to them.
    Written by     Pabst R.


  • Title : MEDICAL LYMPHOLOGY: CAN EUROPE FULFILL THE NEED FOR SPECIAL TRAINING IN MEDICINE?
    Abstract : Although diseases of the lymphatic vessels have a high incidence, their physiopathological background has been quite neglected and only a relatively small number of medical professionals is dedicated to them.
    Written by     Pabst R.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Quelet J.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Quelet J.


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Diancourt M.H


  • Title : LYMPHOCELES OF INGUINAL REGION
    Abstract : Aims.Lymphoceles of inguinal region represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery , trauma and surgical biopsy.
    Written by     Diancourt M.H


  • Title : TECHNICAL PROBLEMS OF ALL-CLINICAL LYMPHOLOGYCAL METHODS IMPLEMENTATION IN TREATMENT AND SANITATION INSTITUTIONS
    Abstract : Lymphatic system functions regulation is steadily introduced in therapeutic and sanitary practice (Y.M.Levin, 1982).
    Written by     Kurieva F.A


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Moreau A.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Moreau A.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Beckers F.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Beckers F.


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Strappart J.S


  • Title : The Axillary Web Syndrom and Physical therapy cares: Comparison of 2 current treatments
    Abstract : Despite the fact that some authors (Moskovitz, Leidenius) consider that the A.W.S. resolves in all cases within 2 or 3 months, others like J.Kepics (KEPICS, JANE M., “Physical therapy treatment of axillary web syndrome”, Rehabilitation Oncology, 2004) doubt about its spontaneous resolution and consider that a physical therapy treatment can be extremely helpful for the patients
    Written by     Strappart J.S


  • Title : 40 YEARS OF ALL-CLINICAL LYMPHOLOGY AND ENDOECOLOGICAL MEDICINE FORMATION
    Abstract : For centuries the clinical section of lymphology was restricted to the treatment of certain isolated diseases. In experimental and clinical studies we (1979-2009) have:
    Written by     Levin Y.


  • Title : 40 YEARS OF ALL-CLINICAL LYMPHOLOGY AND ENDOECOLOGICAL MEDICINE FORMATION
    Abstract : For centuries the clinical section of lymphology was restricted to the treatment of certain isolated diseases. In experimental and clinical studies we (1979-2009) have:
    Written by     Levin Y.


  • Title : ALL - CLINICAL LYMPHOLOGY METHODS IN THE SYSTEM OF ATOMIC INDUSTRY WORKERS REHABILITATION
    Abstract : In clinical examination of atomic industry AI workers besides abnormalities known there were found lymphatic system (LS) functioning deviations ear-lier unknown.
    Written by     Lomakova Z.I


  • Title : LYMPHOLOGICAL METHODS IN A SANATORIUM LOCATED IN THE VICINITY OF MEGAPOLIS
    Abstract : Evidence of pathogenetic role of lymphatic system (LS) functions dis-turbancies in pathology (Y.M. Levin, 1982-2002) have asked for the revision of conventional sanatorium curative-sanitary technologies.
    Written by     Milov V.


  • Title : LYMPHOLOGICAL METHODS IN A SANATORIUM LOCATED IN THE VICINITY OF MEGAPOLIS
    Abstract : Evidence of pathogenetic role of lymphatic system (LS) functions dis-turbancies in pathology (Y.M. Levin, 1982-2002) have asked for the revision of conventional sanatorium curative-sanitary technologies.
    Written by     Milov V.


  • Title : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change
    Abstract : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change after Physiotherapy by Magnetic Fields, Vibration and Hyperthermia. hThe most effective treatment for lymphedema is the one which stimulates the lymphatic proliferation and contraction.
    Written by     Hasegawa H.


  • Title : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change
    Abstract : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change after Physiotherapy by Magnetic Fields, Vibration and Hyperthermia. hThe most effective treatment for lymphedema is the one which stimulates the lymphatic proliferation and contraction.
    Written by     Hasegawa H.


  • Title : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change
    Abstract : Calcitonin Gene Related PeptideCGRP) in Secondary Lymphedema and its Change after Physiotherapy by Magnetic Fields, Vibration and Hyperthermia. hThe most effective treatment for lymphedema is the one which stimulates the lymphatic proliferation and contraction.
    Written by     Hasegawa H.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Niinimäki M.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Niinimäki M.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Niinimäki M.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Nuutinen J.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Nuutinen J.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Nuutinen J.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Lahtinen T.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Lahtinen T.


  • Title : A NOVEL MoistureMeter D for local assessment of lymphedema
    Abstract : Detecting incipient marks and effects of therapy are important factors with lymphedema. These assessments can now be made quickly and non-invasively with a novel device.
    Written by     Lahtinen T.


  • Title : THE SENTIBRAS PROTOCOL
    Abstract : ARM retrieves all breast-related nodes while leaving intact the main lymphatic drainage chain of the upper limb.
    Written by     Nos C.


  • Title : THE SENTIBRAS PROTOCOL
    Abstract : ARM retrieves all breast-related nodes while leaving intact the main lymphatic drainage chain of the upper limb.
    Written by     Nos C.


  • Title : THE SENTIBRAS PROTOCOL
    Abstract : ARM retrieves all breast-related nodes while leaving intact the main lymphatic drainage chain of the upper limb.
    Written by     Clough K.


  • Title : THE SENTIBRAS PROTOCOL
    Abstract : ARM retrieves all breast-related nodes while leaving intact the main lymphatic drainage chain of the upper limb.
    Written by     Clough K.


  • Title : THE SENTIBRAS PROTOCOL
    Abstract : ARM retrieves all breast-related nodes while leaving intact the main lymphatic drainage chain of the upper limb.
    Written by     Collignon M.A


  • Title : THE SENTIBRAS PROTOCOL
    Abstract : ARM retrieves all breast-related nodes while leaving intact the main lymphatic drainage chain of the upper limb.
    Written by     Collignon M.A


  • Title : THE SENTIBRAS PROTOCOL
    Abstract : ARM retrieves all breast-related nodes while leaving intact the main lymphatic drainage chain of the upper limb.
    Written by     Lecuru F


  • Title : THE SENTIBRAS PROTOCOL
    Abstract : ARM retrieves all breast-related nodes while leaving intact the main lymphatic drainage chain of the upper limb.
    Written by     Lecuru F


  • Title : The topography of the lymphatic terminus on the neck - manual lymphodrainage
    Abstract : Under the term lymphatic terminus (Vodder) is thought to be the place where the lymph of the all parts of the human body is transfered into venous circulation.
    Written by     Váchová H.


  • Title : The topography of the lymphatic terminus on the neck - manual lymphodrainage
    Abstract : Under the term lymphatic terminus (Vodder) is thought to be the place where the lymph of the all parts of the human body is transfered into venous circulation.
    Written by     Váchová H.


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Cakala M.


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Cakala M.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Cakala M.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Cakala M.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Cakala M.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Cakala M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Cakala M.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Cakala M.


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Gradalski T.


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Gradalski T.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Gradalski T.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Gradalski T.


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Ambujam G.


  • Title : WHERE DOES TISSUE FLUID ACCUMULATE IN OBSTRUCTIVE LYMPHEDEMA ?
    Abstract : The knowledge where does excess of tissue fluid accumulate in obstructive lymphedema is indispensable for rational physical therapy.
    Written by     Ambujam G.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Ambujam G.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Ambujam G.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Ambujam G.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Ambujam G.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Ambujam G.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Ambujam G.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Jain P.


  • Title : COMPRESSION THERAPY OF SWOLLEN LOWER LIMBS- TISSUE FLUID HYDRAULICS, CLINICAL EFFECTS
    Abstract : Removal of edema tissue fluid (TF) from swollen tissues is indispensable for prevention of limb volume increase, development of fibrosis and dermato-lymphangioadenitis.
    Written by     Jain P.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Jain P.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Jain P.


  • Title : NEW APPROACHES TO DEBULKING PROCEDURES IN VERY ADVANCED LYMPHEDEMA OF LOWER LIMBS
    Abstract : Very advanced stage IV lymphedema of lower limbs is frequent in the Asian and African countries. The number is estimated at a level of 10-15 million.
    Written by     Jain P.


  • Title : NEW APPROACHES TO DEBULKING PROCEDURES IN VERY ADVANCED LYMPHEDEMA OF LOWER LIMBS
    Abstract : Very advanced stage IV lymphedema of lower limbs is frequent in the Asian and African countries. The number is estimated at a level of 10-15 million.
    Written by     Jain P.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Jain P.


  • Title : TISSUE FLUID/LYMPH CYTOKINES- A NEGLECTED SOURCE OF DAMAGED TISSUE HEALING REGULATORS
    Abstract : Lymphocytes (Lc) and progenitors of macrophages(M) and dendritic cells (DC) extravasate at site of injury.
    Written by     Jain P.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Stelmach E.


  • Title : MANUAL AND PNEUMATIC MASSAGE AND TISSUE FLUID AND LYMPH TRANSFER TO THE NON-LYMPHEDEMATOUS TISSUES
    Abstract : As lymphatics became obstructed and they are not anymore a fluid conduit, the accumulating tissue fluid (TF) should be mechanically transferred to the non-swollen tissue through the tissue spaces.
    Written by     Stelmach E.


  • Title : NEW APPROACHES TO DEBULKING PROCEDURES IN VERY ADVANCED LYMPHEDEMA OF LOWER LIMBS
    Abstract : Very advanced stage IV lymphedema of lower limbs is frequent in the Asian and African countries. The number is estimated at a level of 10-15 million.
    Written by     Victor J.


  • Title : NEW APPROACHES TO DEBULKING PROCEDURES IN VERY ADVANCED LYMPHEDEMA OF LOWER LIMBS
    Abstract : Very advanced stage IV lymphedema of lower limbs is frequent in the Asian and African countries. The number is estimated at a level of 10-15 million.
    Written by     Victor J.


  • Title : METHODS OF ALL-CLINICAL LYMPHOLOGY IN HOSPITAL AND SANATORIUM PRACTICE
    Abstract : Five year experience of using methods of all-clinical lymphology (Y.Levin,1992) in the sanitation and treatment of various diseases is accumulated.
    Written by     Panova I.L


  • Title : METHODS OF ALL-CLINICAL LYMPHOLOGY IN HOSPITAL AND SANATORIUM PRACTICE
    Abstract : Five year experience of using methods of all-clinical lymphology (Y.Levin,1992) in the sanitation and treatment of various diseases is accumulated.
    Written by     Panova I.L


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Prieur E.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Prieur E.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Solovei L.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Solovei L.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Tiuca D.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Tiuca D.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Arnautu O.


  • Title : OUR PERSONAL EXPERIENCE OF THE ANATOMICAL STUDY OF THE DIGESTIVE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
    Abstract : The authors bring their anatomical and surgical experience of the anatomical study of the lymphatic system of the stomach and the pancreas.
    Written by     Arnautu O.


  • Title : Lesions of nerve blood vessels in diabetic neuropathies
    Abstract : Diabetes related peripheral neuropathies encompass a wide range of clinical and pathological manifestations.
    Written by     Said G.


  • Title : Lesions of nerve blood vessels in diabetic neuropathies
    Abstract : Diabetes related peripheral neuropathies encompass a wide range of clinical and pathological manifestations.
    Written by     Said G.


  • Title : Lesions of nerve blood vessels in diabetic neuropathies
    Abstract : Diabetes related peripheral neuropathies encompass a wide range of clinical and pathological manifestations.
    Written by     Said G.


  • Title : TUMOR LYMPHANGIOGENESIS: THERAPEUTIC TARGET?
    Abstract : It is now well established that tumor-induced lymphanangiogenesis is a mechanism that can promote metastasis to regional lymph nodes.
    Written by     TRIDOMUS-Gebäude Haus C.


  • Title : TUMOR LYMPHANGIOGENESIS: THERAPEUTIC TARGET?
    Abstract : It is now well established that tumor-induced lymphanangiogenesis is a mechanism that can promote metastasis to regional lymph nodes.
    Written by     TRIDOMUS-Gebäude Haus C.


  • Title : TUMOR LYMPHANGIOGENESIS: THERAPEUTIC TARGET?
    Abstract : It is now well established that tumor-induced lymphanangiogenesis is a mechanism that can promote metastasis to regional lymph nodes.
    Written by     Ludolf-Krehl-Str


  • Title : TUMOR LYMPHANGIOGENESIS: THERAPEUTIC TARGET?
    Abstract : It is now well established that tumor-induced lymphanangiogenesis is a mechanism that can promote metastasis to regional lymph nodes.
    Written by     Ludolf-Krehl-Str


  • Title : TUMOR LYMPHANGIOGENESIS: THERAPEUTIC TARGET?
    Abstract : It is now well established that tumor-induced lymphanangiogenesis is a mechanism that can promote metastasis to regional lymph nodes.
    Written by     Jonathan P. Sleeman


  • Title : TUMOR LYMPHANGIOGENESIS: THERAPEUTIC TARGET?
    Abstract : It is now well established that tumor-induced lymphanangiogenesis is a mechanism that can promote metastasis to regional lymph nodes.
    Written by     Jonathan P. Sleeman


  • Title : Lymphoedema in Egypt
    Abstract : Since 4 years we have started a national program in Zagazig University Microsurgery center for the management of lymphedema.
    Written by     Hweidi S.


  • Title : Lymphoedema in Egypt
    Abstract : Since 4 years we have started a national program in Zagazig University Microsurgery center for the management of lymphedema.
    Written by     Hweidi S.


  • Title : LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE STIMULATION USED FOR LONG-TERM TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION
    Abstract : The method of lymphatic drainage stimulation is increasingly used in the long-term treatment and rehabilitation, (Yu. Levin).
    Written by     Sukhanova L.


  • Title : LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE STIMULATION USED FOR LONG-TERM TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION
    Abstract : The method of lymphatic drainage stimulation is increasingly used in the long-term treatment and rehabilitation, (Yu. Levin).
    Written by     Sukhanova L.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Morese R.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Morese R.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Morese R.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Cappellini A.G


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Cappellini A.G


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Cappellini A.G


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Zappala A.R


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Zappala A.R


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Zappala A.R


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Sebastiani C.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Sebastiani C.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Sebastiani C.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Marchetti P.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Marchetti P.


  • Title : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY:
    Abstract : INTRADERMAL LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY: THE EFFECT ON LYMPH DRAINAGE WITH QUICK MUSCULAR EXERCISING OR WALKING, IN LYMPHEDEMA LIMBS. Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization in cutaneous melanoma is achieved by an Intra-Dermal Injection (IDI) of radio-colloids.
    Written by     Marchetti P.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Tassenoy A.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Tassenoy A.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     De Mey J.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     De Mey J.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     De Ridder F.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     De Ridder F.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Van Schuerbeeck P.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Van Schuerbeeck P.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Peeters E.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Peeters E.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Lamote J.


  • Title : POSTMASTECTOMY LYMPH EDEMA: DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF FLUID DISTRIBUTION VISUALISED BY ULTRASOUND IMAGING COMPARED WITH MRI
    Abstract : Postmastectomy lymphedema is a common and disabling complication caused by the surgery and radiotherapy for breast cancer.
    Written by     Lamote J.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Lamote J.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Lamote J.


  • Title : AGE CHANGES OF LYMPH NODES OF RATS IN POSTNATAL ONTOGENESIS
    Abstract : Purpose: To study the morphometrical age changes of submandibular and cervical lymph nodes (LN) of rats in postnatal ontogenesis.
    Written by     Tsvetkova Tatyana Y.


  • Title : THE EXPERIMENTAL BASIS OF LYMPHOTROPIC THERAPY FOR RES-PIRATION SYSTEM DESEASES
    Abstract : To substantiate the efficiency of medical substances lymphotropic introduction for respiratory system diseases in experimental model.
    Written by     Tsvetkova Tatyana Y.


  • Title : THE EXPERIMENTAL BASIS OF LYMPHOTROPIC THERAPY FOR RES-PIRATION SYSTEM DESEASES
    Abstract : To substantiate the efficiency of medical substances lymphotropic introduction for respiratory system diseases in experimental model.
    Written by     Tsvetkova Tatyana Y.


  • Title : THE REGIONAL EFFECTS OF LYMPHOTROPIC THERAPY FOR CHIL-DREN WITH ALLERGIC RHINOSINUSITIS
    Abstract : To study the regional effects of lymphotropic therapy for children with allergic rhinosinusitis.
    Written by     Tsvetkova Tatyana Y.


  • Title : THE REGIONAL EFFECTS OF LYMPHOTROPIC THERAPY FOR CHIL-DREN WITH ALLERGIC RHINOSINUSITIS
    Abstract : To study the regional effects of lymphotropic therapy for children with allergic rhinosinusitis.
    Written by     Tsvetkova Tatyana Y.


  • Title : AGE CHANGES OF LYMPH NODES OF RATS IN POSTNATAL ONTOGENESIS
    Abstract : Purpose: To study the morphometrical age changes of submandibular and cervical lymph nodes (LN) of rats in postnatal ontogenesis.
    Written by     Peleneva Irina M


  • Title : THE EXPERIMENTAL BASIS OF LYMPHOTROPIC THERAPY FOR RES-PIRATION SYSTEM DESEASES
    Abstract : To substantiate the efficiency of medical substances lymphotropic introduction for respiratory system diseases in experimental model.
    Written by     Peleneva Irina M


  • Title : THE EXPERIMENTAL BASIS OF LYMPHOTROPIC THERAPY FOR RES-PIRATION SYSTEM DESEASES
    Abstract : To substantiate the efficiency of medical substances lymphotropic introduction for respiratory system diseases in experimental model.
    Written by     Peleneva Irina M


  • Title : THE REGIONAL EFFECTS OF LYMPHOTROPIC THERAPY FOR CHIL-DREN WITH ALLERGIC RHINOSINUSITIS
    Abstract : To study the regional effects of lymphotropic therapy for children with allergic rhinosinusitis.
    Written by     Sofronova Lyudmila V.


  • Title : THE REGIONAL EFFECTS OF LYMPHOTROPIC THERAPY FOR CHIL-DREN WITH ALLERGIC RHINOSINUSITIS
    Abstract : To study the regional effects of lymphotropic therapy for children with allergic rhinosinusitis.
    Written by     Sofronova Lyudmila V.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Adriaenssens N.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Adriaenssens N.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Adriaenssens S.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Adriaenssens S.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Gu J.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Gu J.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Jegers M.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Jegers M.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Ravyse I.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Ravyse I.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Ruggiero L.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Ruggiero L.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Sahli H.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Sahli H.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Sol H.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Sol H.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Vanhoeij M.


  • Title : A RESEARCH METHODOLGY FOR DESIGNING THE OPTIMAL PROSTHESIS BRA
    Abstract : In 2006, Belgium had the highest rate of breast cancer in Europe. Fortunately, due to early detection, the mortality rate has been reduced. In spite of many improvements, mastectomy is still sometimes the only solution often leading to post operative complications.
    Written by     Vanhoeij M.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Chiheb S.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Chiheb S.


  • Title : Peripheral nerve impairment in diabetic patients. Role of lymphatic uptake dysfunction
    Abstract : Rationale and aims: An increase in capillary filtration of albumin and a defect in lymphatic function has been reported in diabetic patients.
    Written by     Chiheb S.


  • Title : EFFECT OF THE PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES ON THE LEG LYMPHEDEMA AFTER ERYSIPELAS
    Abstract : From October 2006 to December 2007, the authors monitored a group of 10 patients, in whom the lymphedema of lower extremity turned up after the first erysipelas attack and who were treated with per-orally administered proteolytic enzymes.
    Written by     Džupina A., Džupinová M., Wald M., Vereb M.


  • Title : LYMPHOEDEMA INFORMATICS
    Abstract : The advent of the Internet has increased public access to health information through online resources such as websites and Internet discussion groups.
    Written by     Sheikh Zeeshan A.


  • Title : LYMPHOEDEMA INFORMATICS
    Abstract : The advent of the Internet has increased public access to health information through online resources such as websites and Internet discussion groups.
    Written by     Sheikh Zeeshan A.


  • Title : LYMPHOEDEMA INFORMATICS
    Abstract : The advent of the Internet has increased public access to health information through online resources such as websites and Internet discussion groups.
    Written by     Munnoch A.


  • Title : LYMPHOEDEMA INFORMATICS
    Abstract : The advent of the Internet has increased public access to health information through online resources such as websites and Internet discussion groups.
    Written by     Munnoch A.


  • Title : Intralobular pulmonary lymphatic distribution in normal human lung
    Abstract : Purpose. It has been assumed for a long time that, except for the connective tissue sheath wrapping respiratory bronchioles and their satellite arteries, there is no evidence of lymphatic vessels deep inside the pulmonary lobule.
    Written by     Kambouchner M.


  • Title : Intralobular pulmonary lymphatic distribution in normal human lung
    Abstract : Purpose. It has been assumed for a long time that, except for the connective tissue sheath wrapping respiratory bronchioles and their satellite arteries, there is no evidence of lymphatic vessels deep inside the pulmonary lobule.
    Written by     Kambouchner M.


  • Title : Intralobular pulmonary lymphatic distribution in normal human lung
    Abstract : Purpose. It has been assumed for a long time that, except for the connective tissue sheath wrapping respiratory bronchioles and their satellite arteries, there is no evidence of lymphatic vessels deep inside the pulmonary lobule.
    Written by     Kambouchner M.


  • Title : Intralobular pulmonary lymphatic distribution in normal human lung
    Abstract : Purpose. It has been assumed for a long time that, except for the connective tissue sheath wrapping respiratory bronchioles and their satellite arteries, there is no evidence of lymphatic vessels deep inside the pulmonary lobule.
    Written by     Kambouchner M.


  • Title : Intralobular pulmonary lymphatic distribution in normal human lung
    Abstract : Purpose. It has been assumed for a long time that, except for the connective tissue sheath wrapping respiratory bronchioles and their satellite arteries, there is no evidence of lymphatic vessels deep inside the pulmonary lobule.
    Written by     Bernaudin J.F


  • Title : Intralobular pulmonary lymphatic distribution in normal human lung
    Abstract : Purpose. It has been assumed for a long time that, except for the connective tissue sheath wrapping respiratory bronchioles and their satellite arteries, there is no evidence of lymphatic vessels deep inside the pulmonary lobule.
    Written by     Bernaudin J.F


  • Title : Intralobular pulmonary lymphatic distribution in normal human lung
    Abstract : Purpose. It has been assumed for a long time that, except for the connective tissue sheath wrapping respiratory bronchioles and their satellite arteries, there is no evidence of lymphatic vessels deep inside the pulmonary lobule.
    Written by     Bernaudin J.F


  • Title : Intralobular pulmonary lymphatic distribution in normal human lung
    Abstract : Purpose. It has been assumed for a long time that, except for the connective tissue sheath wrapping respiratory bronchioles and their satellite arteries, there is no evidence of lymphatic vessels deep inside the pulmonary lobule.
    Written by     Bernaudin J.F


  • Title : PERITONEOATRIAL SHUNTING FOR INTRACTABLE CHYLOUS ASCITES COMPLICATING THORACIC DUCT LIGATION
    Abstract : Thoracic duct ligation for chylothorax is considered as a safe and efficient procedure.
    Written by     Le Pimpec-Barthes F., Pham M., Jouan J., Bel A., Fabiani J.N


  • Title : A CASE OF CHYLOUS DYSPLASIA CAUSING A SERIOUS CONDITION IMMUNODEFICIENCY
    Abstract : BACKGROUND: Among primary immunodeficiencies, common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) is defined by an impaired production of immunoglobulins, characterized by low levels of plasma immunoglobulins and altered antibody response. The case reported was initially interpreted as a CVID.
    Written by     MD, Boccardo F


  • Title : Lymphatic damage in venous surgery
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : A CASE OF CHYLOUS DYSPLASIA CAUSING A SERIOUS CONDITION IMMUNODEFICIENCY
    Abstract : BACKGROUND: Among primary immunodeficiencies, common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) is defined by an impaired production of immunoglobulins, characterized by low levels of plasma immunoglobulins and altered antibody response. The case reported was initially interpreted as a CVID.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : Lymphatic damage in venous surgery
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : A CASE OF CHYLOUS DYSPLASIA CAUSING A SERIOUS CONDITION IMMUNODEFICIENCY
    Abstract : BACKGROUND: Among primary immunodeficiencies, common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) is defined by an impaired production of immunoglobulins, characterized by low levels of plasma immunoglobulins and altered antibody response. The case reported was initially interpreted as a CVID.
    Written by     Bellini C


  • Title : Lymphatic damage in venous surgery
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Maccio A


  • Title : ADEGUATE POST-SURGERY PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER IN EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE
    Abstract : In the last 20 years important medical and surgical innovations have been done about treatment of breast cancer. Reduced shoulder range of movement (ROM)and function has been recognised as a problem after breast cancer surgery for many decades.
    Written by     Galli T., Sudati R.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Micheli A.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Micheli A.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Micheli A.


  • Title : Lymphatic damage in venous surgery
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     La Ganga F.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Fiorentino A.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Fiorentino A.


  • Title : Immune-stimulation and reduction of infective complications in patients with lymphedema
    Abstract : Abstract: In primary and secondary lymphoedema the lymphangitis are very frequent and above all in particular subjects they may occur 3 or more times a year. Every new phlogistic episode alters the anatomical-functional state with a general clinic worsening.
    Written by     Fiorentino A.


  • Title : Lymphatic damage in venous surgery
    Abstract : Before a lower limb surgical operation due to venous disease, it is necessary to immediately evaluate the presence and seriousness of the concurrent lymphatic deficiency.
    Written by     Montobbio A., Lo Giudice R.


  • Title : POST-MASTECTOMY LYMPH-OEDEMA: MALIGNANCY SIGNS
    Abstract : Clinical evaluation of patients affected by secondary post-surgical upper limb lymph-oedema provides the research of malignancy signs that induce us to leave patients untreated and to contact the oncologist for further diagnostic investigation.
    Written by     Cestari M.


  • Title : THE DIAGNOSIS OF LYMPHEDEMA AS CONJUNCTIVE TISSULAR HYPERPLASIA
    Abstract : The regular microscopic examinations (HE) and “special” staining, together with imagistic aspects [MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) – T1 – by fat subtraction – STIR, DEX, CT (Computer Tomography) – monitored while evolving] performed in patients with primary and secondary lymphedema (LPHD), their commentaries and interpretation as non-inflammatory aspects, as data of some extra-aponeurotic tissular constitute as morphopathologic (MP) of the clinical aspect (of the LPHD).
    Written by     Florin R C, Rada


  • Title : PROPOSAL OF DISABILITY SCALE FOR OEDEMA
    Abstract : Disability is characterized as a restriction of activities resulting from an impairment (WHO 1980) (5). It represents the importance of the pathology on a person. It shows the pathologic status of the patient.
    Written by     Ricci M.


  • Title : THE DIAGNOSIS OF LYMPHEDEMA AS CONJUNCTIVE TISSULAR HYPERPLASIA
    Abstract : The regular microscopic examinations (HE) and “special” staining, together with imagistic aspects [MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) – T1 – by fat subtraction – STIR, DEX, CT (Computer Tomography) – monitored while evolving] performed in patients with primary and secondary lymphedema (LPHD), their commentaries and interpretation as non-inflammatory aspects, as data of some extra-aponeurotic tissular constitute as morphopathologic (MP) of the clinical aspect (of the LPHD).
    Written by     Dema A., Nica C.


  • Title : Lymphoscintigraphy by intradermal injection in more severe lymphedemas
    Abstract : Lymphoscintigraphy by intradermal injection in more severe lymphedemas: technical aspects and interpretation of pathological patterns. Aim: We propose a technical improvement of the intradermal lymphoscintigraphy and an interpretation of the pathological patterns in patients with limbs lymphoedema. Material and methods: 63 patients (50 f, 13 m), were enrolled. Two doses of 99mTc-nanocoll, 37-50 MBq (x2) were injected 1-2 mm under the skin surface at the first interdigital area on the top of the feet. The needle was introduced at an angle about 1-2 mm under skin's surface. Dynamic and static scans were acquired until appearance of the first proximal (axilla or groin) lymph node, using a gamma camera with a low energy general purpose collimator.
    Written by     Tartaglione G., Pagan M., Moricca NC., Paone G., Bernabucci V.


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : Liposuction of postmastectomy arm lymphedema completely removes excess volume: A thirteen year study
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation. Limb reductions have been reported utilizing various conservative therapies such as manual lymph and compression therapies.
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     PhD


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     MD


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     MD


  • Title : Intermittent Pneumatic Compression in the treatment of Lymphedema: Peer review
    Abstract : Intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) has been often suggested in the field of physical treatment of primary and secondary lymphedema. Actually, the main devices are pneumatic systems controlled by software included in a microchip that controls the pump, the valves and the sequences.
    Written by     Belgrado JP


  • Title : Pressure's variation during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandages in lymphedema
    Abstract : Multilayered bandages (MLB) coupled with manual lymphatic drainage is one of the main axis in the intensive physical treatment of lymphedema. The mechanic principles which underlie the therapeutic efficiency of the multilayer bandages have been the subject of some studies on a physical model, but never on a real lymphedema. Pressures and their variations in multilayered bandaging have not been clearly defined, yet, even though it is an important parameter in order to improve this technique.
    Written by     Belgrado JP


  • Title : Thermal variations during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandaging in lymphedema
    Abstract : The use of heat as therapeutic vector in the physical treatment of lymphedema secondary to filariasis has mainly been developed in China and in Japan. The affected limb is heated by a humid and warm cloth that is wrapped around it in order to help to reduce its volume.
    Written by     Belgrado JP, Baudier C


  • Title : Pressure's variation during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandages in lymphedema
    Abstract : Multilayered bandages (MLB) coupled with manual lymphatic drainage is one of the main axis in the intensive physical treatment of lymphedema. The mechanic principles which underlie the therapeutic efficiency of the multilayer bandages have been the subject of some studies on a physical model, but never on a real lymphedema. Pressures and their variations in multilayered bandaging have not been clearly defined, yet, even though it is an important parameter in order to improve this technique.
    Written by     Natoli G


  • Title : Thermal variations during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandaging in lymphedema
    Abstract : The use of heat as therapeutic vector in the physical treatment of lymphedema secondary to filariasis has mainly been developed in China and in Japan. The affected limb is heated by a humid and warm cloth that is wrapped around it in order to help to reduce its volume.
    Written by     Natoli G


  • Title : Intermittent Pneumatic Compression in the treatment of Lymphedema: Peer review
    Abstract : Intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) has been often suggested in the field of physical treatment of primary and secondary lymphedema. Actually, the main devices are pneumatic systems controlled by software included in a microchip that controls the pump, the valves and the sequences.
    Written by     Röh N


  • Title : Pressure's variation during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandages in lymphedema
    Abstract : Multilayered bandages (MLB) coupled with manual lymphatic drainage is one of the main axis in the intensive physical treatment of lymphedema. The mechanic principles which underlie the therapeutic efficiency of the multilayer bandages have been the subject of some studies on a physical model, but never on a real lymphedema. Pressures and their variations in multilayered bandaging have not been clearly defined, yet, even though it is an important parameter in order to improve this technique.
    Written by     Röh N


  • Title : Thermal variations during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandaging in lymphedema
    Abstract : The use of heat as therapeutic vector in the physical treatment of lymphedema secondary to filariasis has mainly been developed in China and in Japan. The affected limb is heated by a humid and warm cloth that is wrapped around it in order to help to reduce its volume.
    Written by     Röh N


  • Title : Intermittent Pneumatic Compression in the treatment of Lymphedema: Peer review
    Abstract : Intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) has been often suggested in the field of physical treatment of primary and secondary lymphedema. Actually, the main devices are pneumatic systems controlled by software included in a microchip that controls the pump, the valves and the sequences.
    Written by     Moraine JJ


  • Title : Pressure's variation during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandages in lymphedema
    Abstract : Multilayered bandages (MLB) coupled with manual lymphatic drainage is one of the main axis in the intensive physical treatment of lymphedema. The mechanic principles which underlie the therapeutic efficiency of the multilayer bandages have been the subject of some studies on a physical model, but never on a real lymphedema. Pressures and their variations in multilayered bandaging have not been clearly defined, yet, even though it is an important parameter in order to improve this technique.
    Written by     Moraine JJ


  • Title : Thermal variations during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandaging in lymphedema
    Abstract : The use of heat as therapeutic vector in the physical treatment of lymphedema secondary to filariasis has mainly been developed in China and in Japan. The affected limb is heated by a humid and warm cloth that is wrapped around it in order to help to reduce its volume.
    Written by     Moraine JJ


  • Title : PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHATIC INJURIES
    Abstract : PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHATIC INJURIES: OVER 3 YEAR EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF PREVENTIVE LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY AND BLUE DYE INJECTION. Unit of Lymphatic Surgery and Microsurgery, Department of Surgery, S. Martino Hospital, University of Genoa, Italy francesco.boccardo@unige.it BACKGROUND: A significant prevalence of peripheral lymphedema is reported after lymph node dissection due to cancer treatment, particularly as concerns gynaecologic, urologic and oncologic surgery, but also after...
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : CASE OF IMMUNODEFICIENCY DUE TO CHYLOUS DYSPLASIA: DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT AND THERAPEUTIC APPROACH
    Abstract : Unit of Lymphatic Surgery and Microsurgery, Department of Surgery, S. Martino Hospital, University of Genoa, Italy campisi@unige.it BACKGROUND: Among primary immunodeficiencies, common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) is defined by an impaired production of immunoglobulins, characterized by low levels of plasma immunoglobulins and altered antibody response. The case reported was initially interpreted as a CVID....
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS: A Lymphangiological Emergency and Role of Modern Emergency Units
    Abstract : Introduzione che chiarisca lo scopo della ricerca, i materiali e le metodiche impiegate, i risultati, la discussione ed un’eventuale bibliografia). The strict triage codification that has for many years been applied in Emergency Units has classified patient conditions into emergencies, urgencies, or deferrable urgencies. As part of medical-surgical conditions and in particular those concerning lymphology, acute lymphangitis is a clinical condition which – just like all other acute cardiovascular diseases - must be considered as undeferrable urgency.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : LINFANGITE ACUTA: un' urgenza linfangiologica e ruolo del moderno DEA
    Abstract : Introduzione da anni ormai la stretta codificazione che viene effettuata nei Triage dei Dipartimenti di Emergenza e di Accettazione individua quelle che sono potenzialmente definibili emergenze, urgenze od urgenze deferibili. Nell'ambito della patologia medico-chirurgica, in particolare per cio' che concerne la linfologia, la linfangite acuta rappresenta un'eventualità clinica che al pari di altre malattie acute del sistema cardio-vascolare deve essere considerata quale urgenza indifferibile.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : Ambulatorio di Linfologia tra sperimentazione e realtà territoriale
    Abstract : Con oltre 2000 prestazioni effettuate nell'anno 2007, l'Ambulatorio di Linfologia attivato all'interno dell'ASL provinciale di Alessandria rappresenta ormai una privilegiata piattaforma di studio delle malattie della circolazione linfatica.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS: A Lymphangiological Emergency and Role of Modern Emergency Units
    Abstract : Introduzione che chiarisca lo scopo della ricerca, i materiali e le metodiche impiegate, i risultati, la discussione ed un’eventuale bibliografia). The strict triage codification that has for many years been applied in Emergency Units has classified patient conditions into emergencies, urgencies, or deferrable urgencies. As part of medical-surgical conditions and in particular those concerning lymphology, acute lymphangitis is a clinical condition which – just like all other acute cardiovascular diseases - must be considered as undeferrable urgency.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : “Lymphology Outpatient Clinic” between Experiment and Community Reality
    Abstract : With over 2000 reported medical examinations/treatments conducted in 2007, the Lymphology Outpatient Clinic operating as part of the Provincial Health Service (ASL) of Alessandria has by now become a privileged observatory for the study of lymphatic circulation diseases.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : REHABILITATIVE LYMPHATIC MICROSURGERY: POSSIBLE FULL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY
    Abstract : One of the main problems of microsurgery for lymphedema consists of the discrepancy between the excellent technical possibilities and the subsequently insufficient reduction of the lymphoedematous tissue fibrosis and sclerosis.
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : CASE OF IMMUNODEFICIENCY DUE TO CHYLOUS DYSPLASIA: DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT AND THERAPEUTIC APPROACH
    Abstract : Unit of Lymphatic Surgery and Microsurgery, Department of Surgery, S. Martino Hospital, University of Genoa, Italy campisi@unige.it BACKGROUND: Among primary immunodeficiencies, common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) is defined by an impaired production of immunoglobulins, characterized by low levels of plasma immunoglobulins and altered antibody response. The case reported was initially interpreted as a CVID....
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : LINFANGITE ACUTA: un' urgenza linfangiologica e ruolo del moderno DEA
    Abstract : Introduzione da anni ormai la stretta codificazione che viene effettuata nei Triage dei Dipartimenti di Emergenza e di Accettazione individua quelle che sono potenzialmente definibili emergenze, urgenze od urgenze deferibili. Nell'ambito della patologia medico-chirurgica, in particolare per cio' che concerne la linfologia, la linfangite acuta rappresenta un'eventualità clinica che al pari di altre malattie acute del sistema cardio-vascolare deve essere considerata quale urgenza indifferibile.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS: A Lymphangiological Emergency and Role of Modern Emergency Units
    Abstract : Introduzione che chiarisca lo scopo della ricerca, i materiali e le metodiche impiegate, i risultati, la discussione ed un’eventuale bibliografia). The strict triage codification that has for many years been applied in Emergency Units has classified patient conditions into emergencies, urgencies, or deferrable urgencies. As part of medical-surgical conditions and in particular those concerning lymphology, acute lymphangitis is a clinical condition which – just like all other acute cardiovascular diseases - must be considered as undeferrable urgency.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : “Lymphology Outpatient Clinic” between Experiment and Community Reality
    Abstract : With over 2000 reported medical examinations/treatments conducted in 2007, the Lymphology Outpatient Clinic operating as part of the Provincial Health Service (ASL) of Alessandria has by now become a privileged observatory for the study of lymphatic circulation diseases.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : Italian Ministry of the Health : National Guidelines on Lymphedema
    Abstract : In 2006 the Italian Ministry of the Health apointed some national experts in a dedicated Commission to draft the ‘National Guidelinees’ on the illness. In Italy, actually it’s used the clinical stadiation in five stages; This stadiation underlines the first stage, the pre-clinical stage (both for the primary and for the secondary lymphedema) and the fifth stage, with complicated elephantiasis.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : REHABILITATIVE LYMPHATIC MICROSURGERY: POSSIBLE FULL LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY
    Abstract : One of the main problems of microsurgery for lymphedema consists of the discrepancy between the excellent technical possibilities and the subsequently insufficient reduction of the lymphoedematous tissue fibrosis and sclerosis.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : Italian Ministry of the Health : National Guidelines on Lymphedema
    Abstract : In 2006 the Italian Ministry of the Health apointed some national experts in a dedicated Commission to draft the ‘National Guidelinees’ on the illness. In Italy, actually it’s used the clinical stadiation in five stages; This stadiation underlines the first stage, the pre-clinical stage (both for the primary and for the secondary lymphedema) and the fifth stage, with complicated elephantiasis.
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Clinical findings of lymphedema and lymphoscintigraphy: our experience
    Abstract : In primary and secondary lymphedema it’s very important an early diagnosis and, above all, to assure a primary prevention. The lymphoscintigraphy represents, still today, the diagnostic ‘gold-standard’ in this way.
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Muscolar and articular involvement in primary and secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : The limb with lymphedema presents often an involvement of the great articulation and a muscolar hypotrophy. On the lower limb we observe in primary lymphedema a decrease of the articular function of the ankle and an hypotrophy of the muscles of the leg.
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Psycho-social patterns of lymphedema patients and long-term results of management
    Abstract : The monitoring of lymphedema represents a very difficult practice for all the rehabilitative TEAM. The lymphedema is a chronic and impairing pathology, prone to phlogistic complications and clinical fresh outbreak: for this reason patient is prone to the ‘medical nomadic’
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Treatment of lymphedema with shockwave therapy: preliminary study
    Abstract : We have been treating 55 patients affected by primary (17) or secondary (38) lymphedema of upper and lower limbs (37 females and 18 males). Admission criteria: age between 20 and 70, complaints lasting more than 1 year with associated localized or diffuse tissue fibrosis. Exclusion criteria: specific therapy over the past 7 days, pregnancy, coagulation disorders, acute phlogosis.
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Two years D.H. rehabilitation activity on lymphedema patients: epidemiological data
    Abstract : During the last two years (March 2006 – February 2008) we had on charge 315 patients suffering from lymphedema (187 females and 128 males, age raging from 0 and 83 years, 69 primary lymphedema and 246 secondary one).
    Written by     Michelini S.


  • Title : Immunostimulation and decrease of phlogistic complications in lymphedema patients : preliminary Study
    Abstract : The phlogistic complications in primary and secondary lymphedema are often a difficulty for the maintenance of the clinical results of the treatment. In some cases the lymphangitis are recurrent during the year and increase the fibrotic complication on the affected limb.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Clinical findings of lymphedema and lymphoscintigraphy: our experience
    Abstract : In primary and secondary lymphedema it’s very important an early diagnosis and, above all, to assure a primary prevention. The lymphoscintigraphy represents, still today, the diagnostic ‘gold-standard’ in this way.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Muscolar and articular involvement in primary and secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : The limb with lymphedema presents often an involvement of the great articulation and a muscolar hypotrophy. On the lower limb we observe in primary lymphedema a decrease of the articular function of the ankle and an hypotrophy of the muscles of the leg.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Psycho-social patterns of lymphedema patients and long-term results of management
    Abstract : The monitoring of lymphedema represents a very difficult practice for all the rehabilitative TEAM. The lymphedema is a chronic and impairing pathology, prone to phlogistic complications and clinical fresh outbreak: for this reason patient is prone to the ‘medical nomadic’
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Treatment of lymphedema with shockwave therapy: preliminary study
    Abstract : We have been treating 55 patients affected by primary (17) or secondary (38) lymphedema of upper and lower limbs (37 females and 18 males). Admission criteria: age between 20 and 70, complaints lasting more than 1 year with associated localized or diffuse tissue fibrosis. Exclusion criteria: specific therapy over the past 7 days, pregnancy, coagulation disorders, acute phlogosis.
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Two years D.H. rehabilitation activity on lymphedema patients: epidemiological data
    Abstract : During the last two years (March 2006 – February 2008) we had on charge 315 patients suffering from lymphedema (187 females and 128 males, age raging from 0 and 83 years, 69 primary lymphedema and 246 secondary one).
    Written by     Failla A.


  • Title : Immunostimulation and decrease of phlogistic complications in lymphedema patients : preliminary Study
    Abstract : The phlogistic complications in primary and secondary lymphedema are often a difficulty for the maintenance of the clinical results of the treatment. In some cases the lymphangitis are recurrent during the year and increase the fibrotic complication on the affected limb.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Clinical findings of lymphedema and lymphoscintigraphy: our experience
    Abstract : In primary and secondary lymphedema it’s very important an early diagnosis and, above all, to assure a primary prevention. The lymphoscintigraphy represents, still today, the diagnostic ‘gold-standard’ in this way.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Muscolar and articular involvement in primary and secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : The limb with lymphedema presents often an involvement of the great articulation and a muscolar hypotrophy. On the lower limb we observe in primary lymphedema a decrease of the articular function of the ankle and an hypotrophy of the muscles of the leg.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Psycho-social patterns of lymphedema patients and long-term results of management
    Abstract : The monitoring of lymphedema represents a very difficult practice for all the rehabilitative TEAM. The lymphedema is a chronic and impairing pathology, prone to phlogistic complications and clinical fresh outbreak: for this reason patient is prone to the ‘medical nomadic’
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Treatment of lymphedema with shockwave therapy: preliminary study
    Abstract : We have been treating 55 patients affected by primary (17) or secondary (38) lymphedema of upper and lower limbs (37 females and 18 males). Admission criteria: age between 20 and 70, complaints lasting more than 1 year with associated localized or diffuse tissue fibrosis. Exclusion criteria: specific therapy over the past 7 days, pregnancy, coagulation disorders, acute phlogosis.
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Two years D.H. rehabilitation activity on lymphedema patients: epidemiological data
    Abstract : During the last two years (March 2006 – February 2008) we had on charge 315 patients suffering from lymphedema (187 females and 128 males, age raging from 0 and 83 years, 69 primary lymphedema and 246 secondary one).
    Written by     Moneta G.


  • Title : Italian Ministry of the Health : National Guidelines on Lymphedema
    Abstract : In 2006 the Italian Ministry of the Health apointed some national experts in a dedicated Commission to draft the ‘National Guidelinees’ on the illness. In Italy, actually it’s used the clinical stadiation in five stages; This stadiation underlines the first stage, the pre-clinical stage (both for the primary and for the secondary lymphedema) and the fifth stage, with complicated elephantiasis.
    Written by     Gasbarro V.


  • Title : Axillary Web Syndrome : morphological approach
    Abstract : The axillary web syndrome (AWS) is localized and measured on 15 patients. The development of AWS is starting in the axilla, reaching the anterior side of the arm till the elbow and the forearm ending near the base of the thumb.
    Written by     Wilputte F.


  • Title : The short time effect of radiation therapy on the newly formed lymphvessels
    Abstract : In this study we have tried to understand the influence of radiotherapy on the regeneration of lymphatic vessels.
    Written by     Leduc O.


  • Title : Axillary Web Syndrome : morphological approach
    Abstract : The axillary web syndrome (AWS) is localized and measured on 15 patients. The development of AWS is starting in the axilla, reaching the anterior side of the arm till the elbow and the forearm ending near the base of the thumb.
    Written by     Leduc O.


  • Title : Liposuction of postmastectomy arm lymphedema completely removes excess volume: A thirteen year study
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation. Limb reductions have been reported utilizing various conservative therapies such as manual lymph and compression therapies.
    Written by     Barbosa L.


  • Title : The short time effect of radiation therapy on the newly formed lymphvessels
    Abstract : In this study we have tried to understand the influence of radiotherapy on the regeneration of lymphatic vessels.
    Written by     Bourgeois P.


  • Title : Intermittent Pneumatic Compression in the treatment of Lymphedema: Peer review
    Abstract : Intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) has been often suggested in the field of physical treatment of primary and secondary lymphedema. Actually, the main devices are pneumatic systems controlled by software included in a microchip that controls the pump, the valves and the sequences.
    Written by     Bourgeois P.


  • Title : IMAGING AND THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY
    Abstract : The lymph-oedema is a complex and disabling and chronic pathology, it causes physical disability, psychological and relational difficulties. For this reason it needs a fit Therapeutic Strategy, which has to be devised by a multidisciplinary Team made up of specialized personnel.
    Written by     Curti L.


  • Title : LYMPH-OEDEMA POST-MASTECTOMY: PRIMARY PREVENTION
    Abstract : In our laboratory of lymphology, over a period of 7 years, we have followed 304 patients affected with secondary, post-surgery and/or radiation therapy, upper limb lymph-oedema: 22% of them are with coincident arm without clinical evidence of oedema (stage 1A), but at risk of developing lymph-stasis in the homolateral extremity.
    Written by     Curti L.


  • Title : IMAGING AND THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY
    Abstract : The lymph-oedema is a complex and disabling and chronic pathology, it causes physical disability, psychological and relational difficulties. For this reason it needs a fit Therapeutic Strategy, which has to be devised by a multidisciplinary Team made up of specialized personnel.
    Written by     Cestari M.


  • Title : LYMPH-OEDEMA POST-MASTECTOMY: PRIMARY PREVENTION
    Abstract : In our laboratory of lymphology, over a period of 7 years, we have followed 304 patients affected with secondary, post-surgery and/or radiation therapy, upper limb lymph-oedema: 22% of them are with coincident arm without clinical evidence of oedema (stage 1A), but at risk of developing lymph-stasis in the homolateral extremity.
    Written by     Cestari M.


  • Title : Morphopatologic – lymphedema is a tissular connective hyperplasia
    Abstract : Lymphangiostasis initially induces interstitial macromolecular stasis witch determines oncotic water retention that consists the non inflammatory hyperproteic edema.
    Written by     Rada


  • Title : Physical Therapies in the Treatment of Lymphedema: Preliminary Results of a Phase III...
    Abstract : OBJECTIVES: to assess and compare the efficacy of Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), pneumatic massage (PM) and Intermittent Pneumatic Compression therapy (IPC) followed by multilayered bandages (MB) in the treatment of lymphedema.
    Written by     Forner-Cordero I, Munoz-Langa J, Rel-Monzo P


  • Title : Approccio al linfedema in Italia : i dati del primo
    Abstract : Nell'ambito del progetto Ministeriale HOCURA, coordinato dall’INT Milano ( e a cui hanno partecipato IST Genova, Rete oncologica del Piemonte, Regina Elena Roma, Fondazione Maugeri Pavia, Associazione Gigi Ghirotti ) FAVO (Federazione nazionale delle associazioni di volontariato in oncologia, che raduna oltre il 70 % delle associazioni di pazienti e loro familiari in Italia) , dal 1 aprile al 31 dicembre 2006, ...
    Written by     Maccio A


  • Title : ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS: A Lymphangiological Emergency and Role of Modern Emergency Units
    Abstract : Introduzione che chiarisca lo scopo della ricerca, i materiali e le metodiche impiegate, i risultati, la discussione ed un’eventuale bibliografia). The strict triage codification that has for many years been applied in Emergency Units has classified patient conditions into emergencies, urgencies, or deferrable urgencies. As part of medical-surgical conditions and in particular those concerning lymphology, acute lymphangitis is a clinical condition which – just like all other acute cardiovascular diseases - must be considered as undeferrable urgency.
    Written by     Maccio A


  • Title : LINFANGITE ACUTA: un' urgenza linfangiologica e ruolo del moderno DEA
    Abstract : Introduzione da anni ormai la stretta codificazione che viene effettuata nei Triage dei Dipartimenti di Emergenza e di Accettazione individua quelle che sono potenzialmente definibili emergenze, urgenze od urgenze deferibili. Nell'ambito della patologia medico-chirurgica, in particolare per cio' che concerne la linfologia, la linfangite acuta rappresenta un'eventualità clinica che al pari di altre malattie acute del sistema cardio-vascolare deve essere considerata quale urgenza indifferibile.
    Written by     Maccio A


  • Title : Ambulatorio di Linfologia tra sperimentazione e realtà territoriale
    Abstract : Con oltre 2000 prestazioni effettuate nell'anno 2007, l'Ambulatorio di Linfologia attivato all'interno dell'ASL provinciale di Alessandria rappresenta ormai una privilegiata piattaforma di studio delle malattie della circolazione linfatica.
    Written by     Maccio A


  • Title : ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS: A Lymphangiological Emergency and Role of Modern Emergency Units
    Abstract : Introduzione che chiarisca lo scopo della ricerca, i materiali e le metodiche impiegate, i risultati, la discussione ed un’eventuale bibliografia). The strict triage codification that has for many years been applied in Emergency Units has classified patient conditions into emergencies, urgencies, or deferrable urgencies. As part of medical-surgical conditions and in particular those concerning lymphology, acute lymphangitis is a clinical condition which – just like all other acute cardiovascular diseases - must be considered as undeferrable urgency.
    Written by     Maccio A


  • Title : “Lymphology Outpatient Clinic” between Experiment and Community Reality
    Abstract : With over 2000 reported medical examinations/treatments conducted in 2007, the Lymphology Outpatient Clinic operating as part of the Provincial Health Service (ASL) of Alessandria has by now become a privileged observatory for the study of lymphatic circulation diseases.
    Written by     Maccio A


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     Accogli S


  • Title : Ambulatorio di Linfologia tra sperimentazione e realtà territoriale
    Abstract : Con oltre 2000 prestazioni effettuate nell'anno 2007, l'Ambulatorio di Linfologia attivato all'interno dell'ASL provinciale di Alessandria rappresenta ormai una privilegiata piattaforma di studio delle malattie della circolazione linfatica.
    Written by     Campisi M


  • Title : The short time effect of radiation therapy on the newly formed lymphvessels
    Abstract : In this study we have tried to understand the influence of radiotherapy on the regeneration of lymphatic vessels.
    Written by     Pastouret F., Leduc O., Lievens P., Leduc A.


  • Title : Axillary Web Syndrome : morphological approach
    Abstract : The axillary web syndrome (AWS) is localized and measured on 15 patients. The development of AWS is starting in the axilla, reaching the anterior side of the arm till the elbow and the forearm ending near the base of the thumb.
    Written by     Leduc A.


  • Title : IMAGING AND THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY
    Abstract : The lymph-oedema is a complex and disabling and chronic pathology, it causes physical disability, psychological and relational difficulties. For this reason it needs a fit Therapeutic Strategy, which has to be devised by a multidisciplinary Team made up of specialized personnel.
    Written by     Appetecchi F.


  • Title : IMAGING E STRATEGIA TERAPEUTICA
    Abstract : Il LINFEDEMA rappresenta una patologia complessa e invalidante, crea disabilità fisiche, difficoltà psicologiche e relazionali e ha una spiccata tendenza all’evoluzione. E’ per questo motivo che necessita di una appropriata Strategia Terapeutica, elaborata da un Team Multidisciplinare con personale specializzato.
    Written by     Appetecchi F.


  • Title : LYMPH-OEDEMA POST-MASTECTOMY: PRIMARY PREVENTION
    Abstract : In our laboratory of lymphology, over a period of 7 years, we have followed 304 patients affected with secondary, post-surgery and/or radiation therapy, upper limb lymph-oedema: 22% of them are with coincident arm without clinical evidence of oedema (stage 1A), but at risk of developing lymph-stasis in the homolateral extremity.
    Written by     Appetecchi F.


  • Title : IMAGING AND THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY
    Abstract : The lymph-oedema is a complex and disabling and chronic pathology, it causes physical disability, psychological and relational difficulties. For this reason it needs a fit Therapeutic Strategy, which has to be devised by a multidisciplinary Team made up of specialized personnel.
    Written by     De Rebotti C.


  • Title : LYMPH-OEDEMA POST-MASTECTOMY: PRIMARY PREVENTION
    Abstract : In our laboratory of lymphology, over a period of 7 years, we have followed 304 patients affected with secondary, post-surgery and/or radiation therapy, upper limb lymph-oedema: 22% of them are with coincident arm without clinical evidence of oedema (stage 1A), but at risk of developing lymph-stasis in the homolateral extremity.
    Written by     De Rebotti C.


  • Title : Italian Ministry of the Health : National Guidelines on Lymphedema
    Abstract : In 2006 the Italian Ministry of the Health apointed some national experts in a dedicated Commission to draft the ‘National Guidelinees’ on the illness. In Italy, actually it’s used the clinical stadiation in five stages; This stadiation underlines the first stage, the pre-clinical stage (both for the primary and for the secondary lymphedema) and the fifth stage, with complicated elephantiasis.
    Written by     Cestari M.


  • Title : IMAGING AND THERAPEUTIC STRATEGY
    Abstract : The lymph-oedema is a complex and disabling and chronic pathology, it causes physical disability, psychological and relational difficulties. For this reason it needs a fit Therapeutic Strategy, which has to be devised by a multidisciplinary Team made up of specialized personnel.
    Written by     Terni -(Italy)


  • Title : IMAGING E STRATEGIA TERAPEUTICA
    Abstract : Il LINFEDEMA rappresenta una patologia complessa e invalidante, crea disabilità fisiche, difficoltà psicologiche e relazionali e ha una spiccata tendenza all’evoluzione. E’ per questo motivo che necessita di una appropriata Strategia Terapeutica, elaborata da un Team Multidisciplinare con personale specializzato.
    Written by     Terni -(Italy)


  • Title : Treatement of plexitis after radiotherapy
    Abstract : 1. 65 cases of palsy (15% complete and 75% partial) are operated. The tecnique is consisting in complet dissection of the axillar region, external neurolysis, opening of the thoracodorsal space.After ,a big fasciocutaneous flap is dissected (DIEP or SIEP) with or without skin and placed in the...
    Written by     Becker C.


  • Title : Pressure's variation during 24 H at the interface skin-multilayered bandages in lymphedema
    Abstract : Multilayered bandages (MLB) coupled with manual lymphatic drainage is one of the main axis in the intensive physical treatment of lymphedema. The mechanic principles which underlie the therapeutic efficiency of the multilayer bandages have been the subject of some studies on a physical model, but never on a real lymphedema. Pressures and their variations in multilayered bandaging have not been clearly defined, yet, even though it is an important parameter in order to improve this technique.
    Written by     Cerf M., Demaret P., Cullus P.


  • Title : PATIENTS´ SELF-TREATMENT – WHY AND HOW?
    Abstract : ARCUS Onco- Lymphocentre Brno, Institute. of Psychology and Department of Radiology, University Hospital and Medical Faculty, Masaryk University Brno, Czech Republic Patients´ self-treatment is an unavoidable part of complete decongestive therapy (CDT) in chronic lymphedema management. It includes: (a) arrangements in life régime, (b) skin care, (c) self- lymphdrainage (d) self-bandaging, (e) self-applied pneumatic compression, (f) physical and breathing exercises, (g) elevation of the limb and (h) appropriate sport and recreational activities.
    Written by     Benda K., Bendová M.


  • Title : Pre-Clinical Rat Model of Lymphedema: From Massage to Amifostine
    Abstract : Departments of 1Surgery, 2 Perfusion Sciences, 3 Molecular and Cellular Biology and Radiation Oncology 4, The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. Clinical and basic research on the development and treatment of lymphedema has been hampered by the lack of available standardized and comparable groups of patients. Many investigators utilize the most numerous and closely related group of breast cancer-related lymphedemas for clinical trials and structured observations.
    Written by     Bernas MJ


  • Title : Chylous Reflux Syndromes: A Lymphangioscintigraphic Perspective
    Abstract : Among the rarer lymphatic disorders are chylous reflux syndromes, where intestinal lymph flows retrograde through incompetent lymphatic valves and accumulates in various organs, other body parts, and tissues or leaks to the outside.
    Written by     Bernas MJ


  • Title : Pre-Clinical Rat Model of Lymphedema: From Massage to Amifostine
    Abstract : Departments of 1Surgery, 2 Perfusion Sciences, 3 Molecular and Cellular Biology and Radiation Oncology 4, The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. Clinical and basic research on the development and treatment of lymphedema has been hampered by the lack of available standardized and comparable groups of patients. Many investigators utilize the most numerous and closely related group of breast cancer-related lymphedemas for clinical trials and structured observations.
    Written by     Daley SK, McKenna M, Hunter RJ, Hirleman ED, Moses SA, Stea BD, Witte MH


  • Title : Chylous Reflux Syndromes: A Lymphangioscintigraphic Perspective
    Abstract : Among the rarer lymphatic disorders are chylous reflux syndromes, where intestinal lymph flows retrograde through incompetent lymphatic valves and accumulates in various organs, other body parts, and tissues or leaks to the outside.
    Written by     Witte MH


  • Title : Translational Medicine, Pharmaco/SurgicoGeomics, and the International Society of Lymphology
    Abstract : Among the latest megatrends in medicine are 1) a renewed emphasis on “translation,” i.e., bringing laboratory advances more rapidly into the clinic and to the general public (bench → bedside → community), and...
    Written by     Witte MH


  • Title : PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHATIC INJURIES
    Abstract : PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHATIC INJURIES: OVER 3 YEAR EXPERIENCE IN THE USE OF PREVENTIVE LYMPHOSCINTIGRAPHY AND BLUE DYE INJECTION. Unit of Lymphatic Surgery and Microsurgery, Department of Surgery, S. Martino Hospital, University of Genoa, Italy francesco.boccardo@unige.it BACKGROUND: A significant prevalence of peripheral lymphedema is reported after lymph node dissection due to cancer treatment, particularly as concerns gynaecologic, urologic and oncologic surgery, but also after...
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : ACUTE LYMPHANGITIS: A Lymphangiological Emergency and Role of Modern Emergency Units
    Abstract : Introduzione che chiarisca lo scopo della ricerca, i materiali e le metodiche impiegate, i risultati, la discussione ed un’eventuale bibliografia). The strict triage codification that has for many years been applied in Emergency Units has classified patient conditions into emergencies, urgencies, or deferrable urgencies. As part of medical-surgical conditions and in particular those concerning lymphology, acute lymphangitis is a clinical condition which – just like all other acute cardiovascular diseases - must be considered as undeferrable urgency.
    Written by     Campisi C


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : Liposuction of postmastectomy arm lymphedema completely removes excess volume: A thirteen year study
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation. Limb reductions have been reported utilizing various conservative therapies such as manual lymph and compression therapies.
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     Håkan Brorson


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : Liposuction of postmastectomy arm lymphedema completely removes excess volume: A thirteen year study
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation. Limb reductions have been reported utilizing various conservative therapies such as manual lymph and compression therapies.
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     Karin Ohlin


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     OTR


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     OTR


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     Gaby Olsson


  • Title : Liposuction of postmastectomy arm lymphedema completely removes excess volume: A thirteen year study
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation. Limb reductions have been reported utilizing various conservative therapies such as manual lymph and compression therapies.
    Written by     Gaby Olsson


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     Gaby Olsson


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     RPT


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     RPT


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     LT


  • Title : Liposuction of postmastectomy arm lymphedema completely removes excess volume: A thirteen year study
    Abstract : Breast cancer is the most common disease in women, and up to 38% develop lymphedema of the arm following mastectomy, standard axillary node dissection and postoperative irradiation. Limb reductions have been reported utilizing various conservative therapies such as manual lymph and compression therapies.
    Written by     LT


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     LT


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     Magnus K, Karlsson, Department of Clinical Sciences Malmö


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     Department of Clinical Sciences Malmö


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     Lund University


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     Lund University


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (Lymphedema Unit)


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (Lymphedema Unit)


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     Orthopedics and Clinical and Molecular Osteoporosis Research, Malmö University Hospital


  • Title : Adipose tissue dominates chronic arm lymphedema following breast cancer: An analysis using volume rendered CT images
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphodema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat (i.e., to a non-pitting lymphedema)....
    Written by     Malmö University Hospital


  • Title : DXA analysis shows excess fat tissue in chronic arm lymphedema
    Abstract : Background: Arm lymphedema is a common complication after breast cancer treatment. Various types of conservative and surgical treatments have aimed at reducing the arm swelling, but most of these have failed due to chronic edema eventually being transformed from an accumulation of lymph fluid to an increased deposition of subcutaneous fat, i.e. to a non-pitting lymphedema.
    Written by     Malmö, Sweden


  • Title : Leggere attentamente le istruzioni sul sito prima di compilare
    Abstract : Introduction. The immunohistochemical identification of lymphatic vessels by light microscopy is a useful tool for a general evaluation of lymphatic system itself, e.g. during tumour cell invasion. In order to identify the real nature of the observed vessels, it requires the simultaneous use of several lymphatic and blood endothelial markers, which could represent a technical problem....
    Written by     GF Caldara, ML Arcari, C .Micheloni


  • Title : The Conservative Treatment of lower limb lymphoedema: from decongestion to hosiery
    Abstract : National and International guidelines of the Lympho-Angiological, Vascular and Rehabilitation Scientific Societies state that the conservative approach to lymphoedema requires a personalised combined decongestive physiotherapic programme. On the other hand, the approach to a patient with a lymphoedema-related disability calls for a personalized rehabilitation project, with short, medium and long term programmes.
    Written by     Corda D.


  • Title : CRITICAL ASPECTS ,SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND COMPLICATRIONS IN ELASTIC BANDAGING OF LIMPHEDEMA TODAY
    Abstract : The compression with bandages and stockings represents a method of fundamental importance in the mixed decongestive treatment of the limbs, easy to manage, preceded by a suitable patient’s preparation and of corse it’s a method that, more than every other, guarantees long-lasting in short term result avoid avoiding repeated and discouraging relapses.
    Written by     Dr. de Filippo Guido


  • Title : EMMANUIL KONDOLEON: THE MAN BEHIND THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : It is fact that our era is characterized from the rapid improvement and the better treatment in all medicine sections. But we haven’t to forget all those who, with their medical actions or inspirations change the data of their era and have gave new advance and progress in medicine and they have left their mark in medical history. One of those is the Greek surgeon Emmanuil Kondoleon (1879-1940).
    Written by     Dimakakos E., Arkadopoulos N., Katsenis K., Toumpis S., Syrigos K.


  • Title : Survey of physiology features of manual lymphodrainage - experimental work
    Abstract : Treatment of lymhedema is a long process not only for the patients but for lymphoterapeuts too. A number of techniques for decongestive treatment of lymphedema are recommended , but clinically most effective is manual lymhodrainage.
    Written by     Eliska O, Eliskova M.


  • Title : Physical Therapies in the Treatment of Lymphedema: Preliminary Results of a Phase III...
    Abstract : OBJECTIVES: to assess and compare the efficacy of Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), pneumatic massage (PM) and Intermittent Pneumatic Compression therapy (IPC) followed by multilayered bandages (MB) in the treatment of lymphedema.
    Written by     Juan M DeMiguel-Jimeno


  • Title : ADEGUATE POST-SURGERY PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER IN EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE. REVIEW
    Abstract : In the last 20 years great medical and surgical innovations have been done about treatment of breast cancer. Therefore the aim of the study is to identify the best therapeutic approach for women with breast cancer in evidence based medicine.
    Written by     Galli T.


  • Title : Adeguato approccio riabilitativo post-chirurgico per k mammario
    Abstract : SCOPO STUDIO: Alla luce delle innovazioni in campo chirurgico e medico, per il trattamento del K mammario, riferendoci alla medicina basata sulle evidenze, ci siamo posti il problema di individuare il miglior approccio terapeutico alla donna operata al seno. MATERIALI E METODI: Ricerca bibliografica banca dati elettronica di PubMed. Sono stati selezionati 15 articoli RCT pubblicati tra il 1989 ed il 2007. Tutti gli studi considerano donne sottoposte ad intervento chirurgico (MRM or BCT) seguito a breve da intervento riabilitativo (max 3 mesi da chirurgia). RISULTATI: VALUTAZIONE DELLA FUNZIONALITA’ DI SPALLA • Riabilitazione precoce vs tardiva: a lungo termine i pazienti non presentano differenze significative nel recupero della funzionalità della spalla; •
    Written by     Galli T.


  • Title : ADEGUATE POST-SURGERY PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER IN EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE. REVIEW
    Abstract : In the last 20 years great medical and surgical innovations have been done about treatment of breast cancer. Therefore the aim of the study is to identify the best therapeutic approach for women with breast cancer in evidence based medicine.
    Written by     Sudati R.


  • Title : Adeguato approccio riabilitativo post-chirurgico per k mammario
    Abstract : SCOPO STUDIO: Alla luce delle innovazioni in campo chirurgico e medico, per il trattamento del K mammario, riferendoci alla medicina basata sulle evidenze, ci siamo posti il problema di individuare il miglior approccio terapeutico alla donna operata al seno. MATERIALI E METODI: Ricerca bibliografica banca dati elettronica di PubMed. Sono stati selezionati 15 articoli RCT pubblicati tra il 1989 ed il 2007. Tutti gli studi considerano donne sottoposte ad intervento chirurgico (MRM or BCT) seguito a breve da intervento riabilitativo (max 3 mesi da chirurgia). RISULTATI: VALUTAZIONE DELLA FUNZIONALITA’ DI SPALLA • Riabilitazione precoce vs tardiva: a lungo termine i pazienti non presentano differenze significative nel recupero della funzionalità della spalla; •
    Written by     Sudati R.


  • Title : ADEGUATE POST-SURGERY PHYSIOTHERAPY FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER IN EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE. REVIEW
    Abstract : In the last 20 years great medical and surgical innovations have been done about treatment of breast cancer. Therefore the aim of the study is to identify the best therapeutic approach for women with breast cancer in evidence based medicine.
    Written by     AO Busto, Libero professionista – Cuggiono


  • Title : TREATMENT OF LYMPHOCELES OCCURRING AFTER VASCULAR SURGERY
    Abstract : Aim.Lymphoceles represent one of the complications occurring after vascular surgery. Their treatment is considered to be as less traumatic as possible because it is intended for patients already operated.
    Written by     Hamadé A., Ielmini A., Gaertner S., Michel P., Obringer G., Stoessel J. Ch., Metzger H., Lehn-Hogg M.


  • Title : Efficacy of lymphedema treatment assessed by quantitative measures of ultrasound one year follow up
    Abstract : The objective of this study was to asses the response to treatment of lymphedema using quantitative measurements with ultrasound.
    Written by     Medical Imaging of Southern California, Lymphedema Center of Santa Monica, Berenji R., Iker-d’Harnoncourt E.


  • Title : Axillary Web Syndrome : morphological approach
    Abstract : The axillary web syndrome (AWS) is localized and measured on 15 patients. The development of AWS is starting in the axilla, reaching the anterior side of the arm till the elbow and the forearm ending near the base of the thumb.
    Written by     Sichère M., Tinlot A., Parijs Th., Darc S., Clément A., Snoeck T., Jacquemin D.


  • Title : SECONDARY LYMPHOEDEMA AND FUNCTIONAL CONCATENATION OF FAILURES IN LOCOMOTORY SYSTEM IN CASE OF UPPER LIMB
    Abstract : Postoperative state has for its consequence even functional concatenation of failures in locomotory systém (LS) especially in the area of chest and of upper limb (UL) homolaterally. Symptoms of metabolic changes exibit in this part in case of formation of secondary functional lymphoedema. Further important fact for vascular and locomotory system is syndrom of immunocomplexes (IMC). Follow-up fibrosclerotic transformation of skin, subcutis and fascias represents qualitative changes leading to functional concatenation of failures in the area of chest, shoulder joint and UL – homolaterally. Considering the anatomic location of 6 territories of lymphstream on the UL, mostly heading to axial nodules, there is most often concatenation of failures with failure of extension function on the UL homolaterally (Lewit´s clasification). Spasms to contractions of fascias with muscle´s dysbalance appear and functional secondary functional blockades of ribs, spinal column and joints of UL.
    Written by     Loskotova A., Loskotova J.


  • Title : Approccio al linfedema in Italia : i dati del primo
    Abstract : Nell'ambito del progetto Ministeriale HOCURA, coordinato dall’INT Milano ( e a cui hanno partecipato IST Genova, Rete oncologica del Piemonte, Regina Elena Roma, Fondazione Maugeri Pavia, Associazione Gigi Ghirotti ) FAVO (Federazione nazionale delle associazioni di volontariato in oncologia, che raduna oltre il 70 % delle associazioni di pazienti e loro familiari in Italia) , dal 1 aprile al 31 dicembre 2006, ...
    Written by     Varese P., De Lorenzo F., Bufalino R., Balzarini A., Micheli A.


  • Title : Immunostimulation and decrease of phlogistic complications in lymphedema patients : preliminary Study
    Abstract : The phlogistic complications in primary and secondary lymphedema are often a difficulty for the maintenance of the clinical results of the treatment. In some cases the lymphangitis are recurrent during the year and increase the fibrotic complication on the affected limb.
    Written by     Micheli A.


  • Title : Ambulatorio di Linfologia tra sperimentazione e realtà territoriale
    Abstract : Con oltre 2000 prestazioni effettuate nell'anno 2007, l'Ambulatorio di Linfologia attivato all'interno dell'ASL provinciale di Alessandria rappresenta ormai una privilegiata piattaforma di studio delle malattie della circolazione linfatica.
    Written by     Ghiazza GC.


  • Title : “Lymphology Outpatient Clinic” between Experiment and Community Reality
    Abstract : With over 2000 reported medical examinations/treatments conducted in 2007, the Lymphology Outpatient Clinic operating as part of the Provincial Health Service (ASL) of Alessandria has by now become a privileged observatory for the study of lymphatic circulation diseases.
    Written by     Ghiazza GC.


  • Title : Ambulatorio di Linfologia tra sperimentazione e realtà territoriale
    Abstract : Con oltre 2000 prestazioni effettuate nell'anno 2007, l'Ambulatorio di Linfologia attivato all'interno dell'ASL provinciale di Alessandria rappresenta ormai una privilegiata piattaforma di studio delle malattie della circolazione linfatica.
    Written by     La Ganga F.


  • Title : “Lymphology Outpatient Clinic” between Experiment and Community Reality
    Abstract : With over 2000 reported medical examinations/treatments conducted in 2007, the Lymphology Outpatient Clinic operating as part of the Provincial Health Service (ASL) of Alessandria has by now become a privileged observatory for the study of lymphatic circulation diseases.
    Written by     La Ganga F.


  • Title : Ambulatorio di Linfologia tra sperimentazione e realtà territoriale
    Abstract : Con oltre 2000 prestazioni effettuate nell'anno 2007, l'Ambulatorio di Linfologia attivato all'interno dell'ASL provinciale di Alessandria rappresenta ormai una privilegiata piattaforma di studio delle malattie della circolazione linfatica.
    Written by     Boraso F.


  • Title : “Lymphology Outpatient Clinic” between Experiment and Community Reality
    Abstract : With over 2000 reported medical examinations/treatments conducted in 2007, the Lymphology Outpatient Clinic operating as part of the Provincial Health Service (ASL) of Alessandria has by now become a privileged observatory for the study of lymphatic circulation diseases.
    Written by     Boraso F.


  • Title : Immunostimulation and decrease of phlogistic complications in lymphedema patients : preliminary Study
    Abstract : The phlogistic complications in primary and secondary lymphedema are often a difficulty for the maintenance of the clinical results of the treatment. In some cases the lymphangitis are recurrent during the year and increase the fibrotic complication on the affected limb.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Clinical findings of lymphedema and lymphoscintigraphy: our experience
    Abstract : In primary and secondary lymphedema it’s very important an early diagnosis and, above all, to assure a primary prevention. The lymphoscintigraphy represents, still today, the diagnostic ‘gold-standard’ in this way.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Muscolar and articular involvement in primary and secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : The limb with lymphedema presents often an involvement of the great articulation and a muscolar hypotrophy. On the lower limb we observe in primary lymphedema a decrease of the articular function of the ankle and an hypotrophy of the muscles of the leg.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Psycho-social patterns of lymphedema patients and long-term results of management
    Abstract : The monitoring of lymphedema represents a very difficult practice for all the rehabilitative TEAM. The lymphedema is a chronic and impairing pathology, prone to phlogistic complications and clinical fresh outbreak: for this reason patient is prone to the ‘medical nomadic’
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Treatment of lymphedema with shockwave therapy: preliminary study
    Abstract : We have been treating 55 patients affected by primary (17) or secondary (38) lymphedema of upper and lower limbs (37 females and 18 males). Admission criteria: age between 20 and 70, complaints lasting more than 1 year with associated localized or diffuse tissue fibrosis. Exclusion criteria: specific therapy over the past 7 days, pregnancy, coagulation disorders, acute phlogosis.
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Two years D.H. rehabilitation activity on lymphedema patients: epidemiological data
    Abstract : During the last two years (March 2006 – February 2008) we had on charge 315 patients suffering from lymphedema (187 females and 128 males, age raging from 0 and 83 years, 69 primary lymphedema and 246 secondary one).
    Written by     Cardone M.


  • Title : Immunostimulation and decrease of phlogistic complications in lymphedema patients : preliminary Study
    Abstract : The phlogistic complications in primary and secondary lymphedema are often a difficulty for the maintenance of the clinical results of the treatment. In some cases the lymphangitis are recurrent during the year and increase the fibrotic complication on the affected limb.
    Written by     Rubeghi V.


  • Title : Clinical findings of lymphedema and lymphoscintigraphy: our experience
    Abstract : In primary and secondary lymphedema it’s very important an early diagnosis and, above all, to assure a primary prevention. The lymphoscintigraphy represents, still today, the diagnostic ‘gold-standard’ in this way.
    Written by     Rubeghi V.


  • Title : Immunostimulation and decrease of phlogistic complications in lymphedema patients : preliminary Study
    Abstract : The phlogistic complications in primary and secondary lymphedema are often a difficulty for the maintenance of the clinical results of the treatment. In some cases the lymphangitis are recurrent during the year and increase the fibrotic complication on the affected limb.
    Written by     Zinicola V.


  • Title : Muscolar and articular involvement in primary and secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : The limb with lymphedema presents often an involvement of the great articulation and a muscolar hypotrophy. On the lower limb we observe in primary lymphedema a decrease of the articular function of the ankle and an hypotrophy of the muscles of the leg.
    Written by     Zinicola V.


  • Title : Two years D.H. rehabilitation activity on lymphedema patients: epidemiological data
    Abstract : During the last two years (March 2006 – February 2008) we had on charge 315 patients suffering from lymphedema (187 females and 128 males, age raging from 0 and 83 years, 69 primary lymphedema and 246 secondary one).
    Written by     Zinicola V.


  • Title : Italian Ministry of the Health : National Guidelines on Lymphedema
    Abstract : In 2006 the Italian Ministry of the Health apointed some national experts in a dedicated Commission to draft the ‘National Guidelinees’ on the illness. In Italy, actually it’s used the clinical stadiation in five stages; This stadiation underlines the first stage, the pre-clinical stage (both for the primary and for the secondary lymphedema) and the fifth stage, with complicated elephantiasis.
    Written by     Allegra C., Conte M., Molisso A.


  • Title : The "Concordance Model" in the management of Lymphedema
    Abstract : Patients knowledge of their disease may increase the performance and the results of the planned treatment. The model that we suggest empowers to truly get to know an evidence-based care for patients with lymphedema.
    Written by     Molisso A.


  • Title : Italian Ministry of the Health : National Guidelines on Lymphedema
    Abstract : In 2006 the Italian Ministry of the Health apointed some national experts in a dedicated Commission to draft the ‘National Guidelinees’ on the illness. In Italy, actually it’s used the clinical stadiation in five stages; This stadiation underlines the first stage, the pre-clinical stage (both for the primary and for the secondary lymphedema) and the fifth stage, with complicated elephantiasis.
    Written by     Cavezzi A., Mattassi R., Aiello A., Ricci M.


  • Title : DISABILITY SCALE FOR OEDEMA
    Abstract : The author shows the use of disability scale for oedema (Fig 1). In 2001 it had been introduced to the group of people who wrote the Italian guide lines of oedema diagnosis and treatment. This scale is about the category of activity of International Classification of Functioning (ICF) and their evaluation.
    Written by     Ricci M.


  • Title : Italian Ministry of the Health : National Guidelines on Lymphedema
    Abstract : In 2006 the Italian Ministry of the Health apointed some national experts in a dedicated Commission to draft the ‘National Guidelinees’ on the illness. In Italy, actually it’s used the clinical stadiation in five stages; This stadiation underlines the first stage, the pre-clinical stage (both for the primary and for the secondary lymphedema) and the fifth stage, with complicated elephantiasis.
    Written by     Zanetti L.


  • Title : Clinical findings of lymphedema and lymphoscintigraphy: our experience
    Abstract : In primary and secondary lymphedema it’s very important an early diagnosis and, above all, to assure a primary prevention. The lymphoscintigraphy represents, still today, the diagnostic ‘gold-standard’ in this way.
    Written by     Fiorentino A., Pugliesi D.


  • Title : Muscolar and articular involvement in primary and secondary lymphedema
    Abstract : The limb with lymphedema presents often an involvement of the great articulation and a muscolar hypotrophy. On the lower limb we observe in primary lymphedema a decrease of the articular function of the ankle and an hypotrophy of the muscles of the leg.
    Written by     Santambrogio F.


  • Title : Psycho-social patterns of lymphedema patients and long-term results of management
    Abstract : The monitoring of lymphedema represents a very difficult practice for all the rehabilitative TEAM. The lymphedema is a chronic and impairing pathology, prone to phlogistic complications and clinical fresh outbreak: for this reason patient is prone to the ‘medical nomadic’
    Written by     Michelotti L., Galluccio A.


  • Title : Treatment of lymphedema with shockwave therapy: preliminary study
    Abstract : We have been treating 55 patients affected by primary (17) or secondary (38) lymphedema of upper and lower limbs (37 females and 18 males). Admission criteria: age between 20 and 70, complaints lasting more than 1 year with associated localized or diffuse tissue fibrosis. Exclusion criteria: specific therapy over the past 7 days, pregnancy, coagulation disorders, acute phlogosis.
    Written by     Vinicola B., Macaluso B., Antonucci D.


  • Title : Two years D.H. rehabilitation activity on lymphedema patients: epidemiological data
    Abstract : During the last two years (March 2006 – February 2008) we had on charge 315 patients suffering from lymphedema (187 females and 128 males, age raging from 0 and 83 years, 69 primary lymphedema and 246 secondary one).
    Written by     Romaldini F.


  • Title : SUBSTANCE P AND CALCITONIN-GENE RELATED PEPTIDE IN LYMPHEDEMA AND THEIR CHANGES AFTER PHYSIOTHERTAPY
    Abstract : The authors are treating lymphedema by concomitant application of pulse magnetic fields, vibration and hyperthermia. This physiotherapy is very effective. 17 patients have become completely free from edema and remained unchanged even after release of compression therapy(21st International Congress of Lymphology, Shanghai, 2007,OP137).
    Written by     Yudate T., Minami S., Iwasaka K., Ohkuma M.


  • Title : Development of lymphatic vessels in hypertrophic hearts
    Abstract : Objective: In order to elucidate the function of lymphatic vessels in hypertrophied myocardium, I measured the densities of epicardial lymphatic vessel of the hearts with various degrees of hypertrophy.
    Written by     Okada E.


  • Title : SYNOPTIC REVISION OF PREVENTIVE CONCEPTS IN THE TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : Our involvement considering the prevention of lymphedema started in September 1992, during the congress of microsurgery in Roma. Since, we have confirmed progressively our opinion. In oncologic pathology, prevention starts before the treatment of cancer (surgery and radiotherapy).
    Written by     Pissas A., Rubay R., Rupp D., Berraru A., Dubois J.B.


  • Title : Morphopatologic – lymphedema is a tissular connective hyperplasia
    Abstract : Lymphangiostasis initially induces interstitial macromolecular stasis witch determines oncotic water retention that consists the non inflammatory hyperproteic edema.
    Written by     Dema A., Tomulea L.


  • Title : THE BLIND LYMPHEDEMA PERSPECTIVE STUDY
    Abstract : The pelvic floor is a functional unit. The patients develop pelvic pathologist after surgical resection in rectal cancer: conservative or demolitive surgery with or without post-operative therapy; the reason actually is unknown.
    Written by     Vannelli A., Sigari C.


  • Title : RIGHT PHYSIOPATHOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGES OF LYMPHEDEMA LEAD TO THE APPROPRIATE MANAGEMENT
    Abstract : Lymphedema is the result of different physiopathological mechanisms ; lymph flow may be absent or really reduced.
    Written by     Thibaut G.


  • Title : Tailored Garments for Lymphedema for the lower extremities
    Abstract : Lymphedema garments do not belong to the everyday work of an orthopaedic technician. The measurements methods differ notably from the regular measuring of varix stockings.
    Written by     Vollmer A.


  • Title : Chylous Reflux Syndromes: A Lymphangioscintigraphic Perspective
    Abstract : Among the rarer lymphatic disorders are chylous reflux syndromes, where intestinal lymph flows retrograde through incompetent lymphatic valves and accumulates in various organs, other body parts, and tissues or leaks to the outside.
    Written by     Williams W., O'Chart M., Witte C.


  • Title : The ureteral stenting in the rat: a simple technique for studying the interaction between the urothelium and biomateria
    Abstract : In Urology the employment of the biomaterials needs some compatibility surveys through experimental easy and reliable models. Suturing the ureter of the rat, we have planned our model to analyse the tissular reaction to several materials. In this paper we are going to show our preliminary outcomes.
    Written by     Morelli L., Campodonico F., Rapuzzi G., Michelazzi A.


  • Title : IMAGING E STRATEGIA TERAPEUTICA
    Abstract :
    Written by     Appetecchi F., Terni -(Italy)


  • Title : PREVENTION, RECONSTRUCTIVE MICROSURGERY AND TREATMENT OF SECONDARY TISSUE CHANGES IN LYMPHEDEMAS
    Abstract : Prevention of iatrogenic lymphedemas is of utmost importance because lymphedemas are difficult to treat. The knowledge of lymphatic pathways and the restriction of the removal of lymphatic glands to the necessary amount are thereby important principles.
    Written by     Baumeister R.G.H., Wallmichrath J., Weiss M., Frick A.


  • Title :
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    Written by     Bernas MJ, Daley SK, McKenna M, Hunter RJ, Hirleman ED, Moses SA, Stea BD, Witte MH


  • Title : THE GALLBLADDER LYMPHATIC SYSTEM AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN BILIARY TRACT LITOGENESIS (aspects on various interpretations o
    Abstract : Aims. Within the wall of the gallbladder, important processes of absorption of the bile components take place. The parietal lymph structures also participate in these processes. We tried to identify indirectly some of the lymphatic implications in these processes, as well as their consequences in two very different situations: limy bile and gallbladder cancer. Material and methods. During 40 years, we met 12 cases of limy bile (pre and intraoperative diagnosis). Seven of these patients had positive history of cancers outside the hepato-biliary area. During the last five years, in three patients with gallstones and cancer of the gallbladder, we followed the parietal lymph vessels by injecting them with patent blue violet dye and microscopic examination (finding malignant cells within the parietal lymph vessels). Results. Conclusions. The limy bile was a radiological syndrome rarely met in the literature. The cancer of the gallbladder wall may determine alterations of the absorption rocesses from within the lumen of the organ. The presence of the limy bile syndrome in patients with secondary lymphoedema following the treatment of female genital cancers is not by far accidental. It might be of interest the alterations of the gallbladder content in the presence of lymphatic stasis in the wall of a cancer-affected gallbladder.
    Written by     Florin R C, Simona B M, Marioara C, Narcis F, Tudorel M, Sebastian B, A'Gota B, Sararu A-N, Rada


  • Title : REHABILITATION AFTER SENTINEL NODE BIOPSY IN BREAST CANCER TREATMENT
    Abstract : The sentinel node technique in breast cancer treatment aims to identify tumour’s drainage pathways, if this procedure is negative for metastatic disease, the standard axillary lymph node dissection is spared. However the rehabilitation program will no differ from mastectomy and axillar lymphadenectomy because there are not differences in morbidity at short term. In this way, at the first moment after mastectomy, rehabilitation must consist in pain management and early, not immediate, mobilisation of the shoulder joint, improving range of motion until patient’s tolerance. The most frequent problems in a rehabilitation unit are lymphedema and shoulder pain. The incidence of lymphedema has been reduced significantly in patients after sentinel node technique alone, even though it has not disappeared. The shoulder pain is often related with the strain in the pectoral muscle after surgery or rotator cuff tendinitis but metastatic disease in the shoulder has to be discarded as a cause of shoulder pain. Arm pain, weakness, tingling breast and tingling arm are other symptoms reported after surgery, and their incidence in the literature between sentinel node echnique alone and axillary’s lymphadenectomy is compared along this article.
    Written by     Forner-Cordero I, Martin-Fuentes A, Munoz-Langa J, Rel-Monzo P


  • Title : THE INFLUENCE OF NON-ELASTIC TIGHT-FITTING CLOTHES ON VENOLYMPHATIC CIRCULATION
    Abstract : Fashion designers create many styles of clothes, but do not always take into account the physical repercussions of their use. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the pressure exerted by tightfitting jeans on the legs during daily activities and to warn about the risks of the use of tight-fitting clothes. Resting and working pressures were evaluated in 30 women, with ages ranging from 18 to 46 years and a mean of 32 years, who used tight-fitting jeans. A sensor was placed in the anterior and medial regions of the thigh between the skin and the jeans and data were collected using an apparatus fixed on a belt. The women were requested to walk normally, to run, to lift up the legs and to go up and down stairs at a normal speed and running. The tight-fitting jeans cause working pressures that change with the muscle activities. Tight-fitting non-elastic jeans cause constant pressures when motionless and pressure peaks during exercises depending on the muscle activities of the thigh and are prejudicial to the venolymphatic return. Thus, the type of clothes to be used should be carefully assessed as they may be harmful to blood circulation
    Written by     José Maria Pereira de Godoy, PhD, MD, Domingo Marcolino Braile, Maria de Fátima Guerreiro Godoy


  • Title : ROLE OF HIVAMAT® (DEEP OSCILLATION) IN THE TREATMENT FOR THE LYMPHEDEMA OF THE LIMBS
    Abstract : Background. The important goals achieved by biomedical technologies led us to search for new mechanisms for the treatment of he lymphatic pathologies. The aim of this study is to examine a new instrumental physiotherapeutic method which makes use of intermittent electrostatic fields with deep oscillation. Materials and methods. HIVAMAT® 200 acts on the connective tissue with pulsing electrostatic fields which produce a deep resonant vibration of the tissues involved. By repeating this process in swift succession tissue deformations are caused. This allows fibre and tissue layers to regain motility and flexibility. On the basis of these remarks we conducted a clinical and instrumental study in order to check its efficacy in treating lymphedema of the limbs. From May to December 2005, 20 patients affected by lymphedema of the limbs underwent HIVAMAT® 200 treatment wearing II class compression garments. Results. The results obtained in 20 patients confirmed that this method can play an important role in the treatment of such a complex disease. We achieved a remarkably significant reduction in the circumference of the limbs and in the subcutis thickness. Conclusion. The advantage of HIVAMAT® 200 lies in the combination of electricity and several manual massage techniques which improve the treatment quality and efficacy. Moreover, due to its potential for self-treatment, patients can undergo treatment at home.
    Written by     Gasbarro V., Bartoletti R, Tsolaki E, Sileno S, Agnati M, Bertaccini C


  • Title : LYMPHAMGIOMA CIRCUMSCRIPTUM OF THE VULVA: CASE REPORT
    Abstract : Lymphamgioma circumscriptum of the vulva is a rare benign disorder involving the lymphatic channels in the deep dermal and subcutaneous layers. It can occur as either a congenital abnormality or as acquired damage to previosly normal lymphatic channels. Clinical appearence is marked by clustered or diffuse thin-walled, translucent vesicles 1 to 5 mm in diameter filled with clear lymphatic fluid. Diagnosis is usually made by biopsy and these lesions often mimic infections processes leading to inappropriate treatment. Management options have included urgical excision of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, surface abrasion by laser, sclerosing therapy or electrocoagulation and observation.
    Written by     Gomes CS, Binati CM, Marques ACL, Martins ZCL


  • Title : CHYLOUS PERITONITES: NOSOGRAPHIC, DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC CONSIDERATIONS
    Abstract : Chyloperitoneum may be ‘primary’ or ‘secondary’, depending on whether its root cause can be detected. Even in its more specifically clinical expression of ‘chylous peritonitis’, especially in children or young adults, its etiology is basically correlated with congenital dysplasic alterations and more or less extended malformations of chyliferous vessels, of the chylous cyst, and/or of the thoracic duct, as well as of loco-regional lymph nodes in this district or in affected districts. An accurate diagnostic assessment is required for a proper treatment, depending on associated clinical pictures. For a quick reinstatement of a proper metabolic balance, total parenteral feeding (TPF) is ecommended early on, in order to significantly limit the chylous leak volume. Surgery will be designed, on a case by case basis, depending on the primary or secondary nature of chylous effusion, clinical severity, and the number of chylous leaks. Hence, through different associations, the following types of surgery procedures can be performed to treat this disease: Chyloperitoneous drainage; Identification of the site or sites of chylorrhagy; Removal of chylous cysts and/or chylomas; Resection of lymphangiectasic - lymphangiodysplasic tissue, which could also be combined with other 'ad hoc' solutions; “Spaced-out” antigravity ligatures of incompetent and ectasic chyliferous lymphatic vessels, in order to treat gravitation chylous reflux
    Written by PhD, MD, Fulcheri E, Boccardo F, Campisi C, Maccio A, Erreta C, Pertile D, Accogli S, PT, Campisi M


  • Title : MAYALL HYPERSTOMY SYNDROME, A SUCCESSFUL CASE
    Abstract : Hyperstomy is defined as a dysfunction, characterised by high speed arteriography and causes precocious venous backflow. The typical findings of hyperstomy are spots on the muscular tissue. Several study prove that to avoid venous, arterial or lymphatic insufficiency, we have a very single treatment in many cases guided from the skeletization on arterioles branches, showed by arteriography.
    Written by     Ferreira de Azevedo W, Uzeda R, Ferreira de Abreu G, Aquino M, Maia A, Maia F, Barreiros G, Menezes Santaos PC


  • Title : LYMPH NODE DERIVED LYMPHATIC ENDOTHELIAL CELLS: ISOLATION, PURIFICATION, CHARACTERIZATION AND LONG TERM CULTURE
    Abstract : Aims. To contribute to the study of lymphatic endothelial cells (LECs) biology, our aim is to purify and characterize LECs isolated from human lymph node. Method. Using a two-step purification method based on the sorting of endothelial cells with CD31 coated beads followed by purification with monoclonal antibody D2-40, we were able to purify and in vitro expand, for up to 8-10 passages, human derived LECs from lymph node. Cells were analyzed for phenotypic and functional properties. Results. LECs specifically express lymphatic markers and, when seeded on Cultrex BME, were able to form a capillary-like network. Conclusion. We propose here a new technique to make available ready to use source of abundant well-characterize human lymph node derived LECs to examine normal profiles and behaviour to compare with abnormal conditions.
    Written by     Emirena Garrafa, Bruno Lorusso, Elisa Saba, Arnaldo Caruso


  • Title : EFFECT OF RUNNING AND WALKING ON THE PRESSURES AT THE INTERFACE BETWEEN ELASTIC STOCKINGS AND THE SKIN
    Abstract : The aim of the present study was to evaluate in a dynamic study the affect on running and walking on the working pressures of elastic stockings. Pressure variations at the interface between elastic stockings and legs were studied dynamically. An elastic stocking manufactured by the company Selecta with gradients of 20/30 and 30/40 were utilized according to the size of the legs of each subject who participated in the study. An apparatus calibrated to measure pressures at half-second intervals was used. Walking and running cause different pressure variations at the interface between elastic stockings and the leg. Walking produced smaller variations compared to running, which gave pressure peaks of greater than 100 mmHg. In conclusion, there are variations in pressure between elastic stockings and the leg both when walking and running transforming almost stable pressures in the standing position, to pressure variations with high peaks. Running produces greater alterations than walking and gradients of stockings also affect the variations of the pressures.
    Written by     José Maria Pereira de Godoy, PhD, MD, Domingo Marcolino Braile, Maria de Fátima Guerreiro Godoy


  • Title : THE SKIN TEMPERATURE UNDER MULTILAYERED BANDAGES
    Abstract : Purpose: multilayered bandages (MLB) coupled with manual lymphatic drainage is the main axis of the physical treatment of lymphedema. The physical principles which underlie the therapeutic efficiency of the MLB have not been clearly defined especially with regard to the thermal effect. It seems evident that the skin temperature increases when it is covered by MLB. Currently no study has described the value and the variation of that temperature. This study aims at defining values for the cutaneous temperature under MLB for patients who suffer of a secondary lymphedema of the upper limb. Method: the skin temperature of both upper limbs was measured and compared during 24 hours for 12 patients wearing a MLB. It was measured every minute with temperature sensors fixed on the skin and connected to a data logger. Results: the skin temperature increased rapidly and reached 34,49°C - SD ± 070°C during the whole period where the limb was covered by the MLB.
    Written by     Belgrado JP, Baudier C, Natoli G, Röh N, Moraine JJ


  • Title : EBM GUIDELINES ON THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS Articles about lymphedema are often introduced with the misleading statement that the pathophysiology of the disease is unclear and treatment unsatisfactory Yet, the general principles of the pathophysiology of lymphedema are known, although the detailed pathogenesis is still open to question. On one hand, the central disturbance is a “low output failure” of the lymphatic system, that is overall lymphatic transport is reduced. This derangement arises either from congenital lymphatic dysplasia (primary lymphedema) or anatomical obliteration, such as after radical operative dissection (e.g. axillary, iliac-inguinal or retroperitoneal nodal dissection), from repeated lymphangitis with lymphangiosclerosis or as a consequence of functional deficiency (e.g. lymphangiospasm, paralysis and valvular insufficiency) (secondary lymphedema). The common denominator, nonetheless, is that lymphatic transport has fallen below the capacity needed to handle the presented load of microvascular filtrate including plasma protein and cells that normally leak from the bloodstream into the interstitium. “High output failure” of the lymph circulation, on the other hand, occurs when a normal or increased transport capacity is overwhelmed by an excessive burden of blood capillary filtrate. Examples include hepatic cirrhosis (ascites), nephrotic syndrome (anasarca), and deep venous insufficiency of the leg (postthrombophlebitis syndrome). Failure to control lymphedema may lead to repeated infections (dermatolymphangioadenitis- DLA), progressive elephantine trophic changes in the skin, and, on rare occasions, even the development of a highly lethal angiosarcoma (Stewart-Treves syndrome).
    Written by     Boccardo F


  • Title : OSSEOUS LESIONS IN CHRONIC PHLEBOLYMPHEDEMA: PATHOLOGICAL PATTERN IDENTIFICATION IN MODERN MAN AND IN ANCIENT HUMAN REMA
    Abstract : Paleopathology is by now a well established discipline with regard to applied methodology and systematic classification of acquired scientific information. Only by integrating modern medicine with the medicine of human beings of the past can both disciplines draw fruitful and bilateral knowledge contributions. This work aims to demonstrate that paleopathological research of ancient human remains can provide very interesting information to clinical studies and investigations as concerns the pathology of chronic lymphedema. Many aspects involving Lymphology and Phlebology are often tackled in daily clinical practice. The close correlation between lymphatic system and venous circulation begins as early as during embryo development. When, during inflammation processes, lymphothrombosis or prolonged lymphangiospasm prevent lymphatics from properly draining into the interstitial space, perivenous lymphangitis is likely to develop affecting vasa lymphatica vasorum. When these conditions persist, tissues begin to become fibrotic, with subsequent increase in wall thickness and stiffness of deep, communicating, and superficial vein branches. All these conditions together can, in turn, stimulate a subperiosteal bone reaction in those areas where the vessel runs close to the periosteum, with no muscle or fibrous fascial tissue in between. Bone imprints are thus formed, as if a mould were taken of vascular structures. Through a retrospective study of current patients with phlebolymphedema, axial tomography scans could be assessed again, thus proving the presence of similar lesions. Bone imprints of vascular origin have thus always proved to be associated with chronic vessel inflammation and to be a consequence of this condition.
    Written by     Fulcheri E, Boccone S, Boccardo F, Valdevit S, Campisi C


  • Title : RESPONSES TO TREATMENT IN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY LYMPHEDEMA: EFFECTS OF BODY MASS INDEX AND DELAYS IN RECOGNITION
    Abstract : Untreated or unrecognized lymphedema is associated with progressive disease (1), and recognition of this disease can be more difficult in obese individuals. We retrospectively evaluated the records of 23 patients with primary lymphedema and 58 patients with postsurgical secondary lymphedema to evaluate the relationships between delays to therapy after onset of symptoms (DTRX) and body mass index (BMI) with severity of symptoms and responses to treatment. In patients with primary lymphedema, DTRX was not found to be significantly associated with clinical variables measured before or after treatment and also was not associated with objective or subjective assessments of response to therapy. However, patients with secondary lymphedema demonstrated correlative relationships between DTRX and severity of lymphedema. Increased BMI was associated with lesser asymmetries in limb circumferences both before and after treatment, and also with longer DTRX in secondary lymphedema. All patients (100%) with either primary and or secondary lymphedema demonstrated both subjective and objective responses to therapy, but slightly greater responses were observed in secondary lymphedema. Lymphedema continues to occur after lymph node dissection (LND) (2,3). Delays in seeking treatment after onset of symptoms are associated with more severe lymphedema, and patients with increased BMI tend to seek treatment later in the course of their disease.
    Written by     Emily Iker, Edwin Glass, MD


  • Title : LYMPH NODE LYMPHATIC CIRCULATION BETWEEN NORMAL AND PATHOLOGICAL PATTERNS
    Abstract : The Authors report here on a peculiar aspect of lymphatic circulation and on para-physiological or frankly pathological conditions that can be observed during chronic lymph stasis. Investigations have been focused on the lymph node capsule and the junction between afferent lymphatics and marginal lymph node sinuses. Clearly enough, lymphatic stations - featuring lymph node clusters only apparently randomly arranged along the lymphatic trunks - are the actual nodes and key sites in lymph passage from medium to large lymphatic essels. Here the lymph is sorted out and at the same time its flow slowed down, not only due to the branching of lymphatics, but also to lymph pools and lymph node structures, where the lymph flow rate is reduced.
    Written by     Fulcheri E, Boccardo F, Valdevit S, Campisi C


  • Title : STAGING OF LYMPHEDEMA: COMPARING DIFFERENT PROPOSALS
    Abstract : The problems of the staging of lymphedema is a long time open question in all consensus meetings inside national and international congresses. First of all, to be universally agree about definitions and framing of pathology, must be respected the requirements of simplicity, recognizability and worldwide utilization. Actually exist 4 proposals presented at world level, based on different clinical and instrumental aspects of pathology, only some of them, in fact, are common for all. The main engage is the harmonization of the different proposals, through the work of a special world ommission, in order to obtain a scientific communication made easier from universally recognized and accepted parameters.
    Written by     Boccardo F, Campisi C, Michelini S., Failla A., Moneta G.


  • Title : EBM GUIDELINES ON THE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA
    Abstract : Articles about lymphedema are often introduced with the misleading statement that the pathophysiology of the disease is unclear and treatment unsatisfactory Yet, the general principles of the pathophysiology of lymphedema are known, although the detailed pathogenesis is still open to question. On one hand, the central disturbance is a “low output failure” of the lymphatic system, that is overall lymphatic transport is educed. This derangement arises either from congenital lymphatic dysplasia (primary lymphedema) or anatomical obliteration, such as after radical operative dissection (e.g. axillary, iliac-inguinal or retroperitoneal nodal dissection), from repeated lymphangitis with lymphangiosclerosis or as a consequence of functional deficiency (e.g. lymphangiospasm, paralysis and valvular insufficiency) (secondary lymphedema). The common denominator, nonetheless, is that lymphatic transport has fallen below the capacity needed to handle the presented load of microvascular filtrate including plasma protein and cells that normally leak from the bloodstream into the interstitium. “High output failure” of the lymph circulation, on the other hand, occurs when a normal or increased transport capacity is overwhelmed by an excessive burden of blood capillary filtrate. Examples include hepatic cirrhosis (ascites), nephrotic syndrome (anasarca), and deep venous insufficiency of the leg postthrombophlebitis syndrome). Failure to control lymphedema may lead to repeated infections dermatolymphangioadenitis- DLA), progressive elephantine trophic changes in the skin, and, on rare occasions, even the development of a highly lethal angiosarcoma (Stewart-Treves syndrome).
    Written by     Rocca T.


  • Title : OXERUTINS AND MICROCIRCULATORY EDEMA
    Abstract : Ankle edema in healthy subjects during long haul flights shows that abnormal increase of capillaries filtration rate is a subclinical condition on which overt venous insufficiency can then develop. Oxerutins, a flavonoid derivative, has a capillary permeability inhibitory effect either in pharmacological models either in healthy subjects and in patients with CVI and lymphedema. The target of oxerutins’ action are microcirculatory vessels, where a preferential distribution has been evidenced. Decrease in synthesis and release of inflammatory mediators, triggered by local hypoxia, and a stabilizing effect on gel-matrix viscosity are the milestones of oxerutins’ effect. L’oedème du cheville dans le sujet sain pendant long voyages par avion demontre que un abnormal augmentation de la filtration capillaire costitue a condition subclinique sur le quel an ouvert insuffisance veineuse peux se developpée. L’oxerutine, a flavanoid dérivé, posséde an action inhibitrice sur la perméabilité capillaire soit en modéles pharmacologique soit dans le sujet sain et le malade avec insuffisance veineuse cronique et lymphoedème. Le site de l’action de l’oxerutine sont les capillaries, ou le medicament se distribué référablement. Les plus important effets de l’oxerutine sont la diminution de la synthèse et de la liberation de médiateurs inflammatoire, provoqué par la chute d’oxygène local, et un effet stabilisant sur la viscosité du gel-matrix interstitielle.
    Written by     Gasbarro V., Mascoli F., Rocca T., Traina L., Candiani C., Lograno L.


  • Title : HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSE TO MULTILAYERED BANDAGES DRESSED ON A LOWER LIMB OF PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE
    Abstract : BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Manual lymphatic drainage, intermittent pneumatic compressive therapy, multilayered bandages and garments are the main techniques of the conservative physical treatment of peripherallymphedema (ISL consensus). Since 1988, we know that intermittent compression therapy applied to both lower limbs is prejudicial for subjects with heart failure because right atrial pressure and pulmonary arterial pressure increase to a critical point. In the present study, hemodynamics parameters are learned in patients wearing a multilayered bandage.
    Written by     Wilputte F., Renard M., Venner J.-Ph, Leduc O., Leduc A., Klein P.


  • Title : ANGIODYSPLASIC MACROPODIA AN EXAMPLE OF A CONGENITAL CORPORAL SEGMENTARY HYPERTROPHY
    Abstract : We analyze the concept of congenital angiodysplasic macropodia, induces by or with a vascular malformation. This dismorphy means one or both feet hypertrophies, the real one with bone increase, which is express as a foot bigger than the other, proportionally harmonic, in opposition to the other out of proportions, nonharmonic. Is angiodysplasic because is in association with one or more malformations of the three vascular system, and congenital, present since birth and genetically conditioned or not. We analyze the necessity to get a similar volume of both feet, to wear a pair of shoes and to bring comfort to the patient. We propose a surgical technique to achieve these objectives. With this surgical technique, for more than 25 years, we had have good results. This good results are an adequate stability, the absence of symptoms, the reduction of signs and the possibility to wear symmetric shoes. The previous dismorphy will be been part of the corporal diagram of the patient.
    Written by     MD, Papendieck C. M., Facs, MTC VFL, Pozo C., Braun D.


  • Title : CUTANEOUS DRAINAGE LYMPHATIC MAPPING WITH INTERSTITIAL MULTIDETECTOR-ROW COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHIC LYMPHOGRAPHY USING IOPAMID
    Abstract : Objective: To evaluate the feasibility of the technique of multidetector computed tomographic lymphography (MDCT-LG) withcutaneous injection of iopamidol for mapping cutaneous drainage lymphatic pathways. Methods: MDCT-LG was obtained with cutaneous injection of a total of 1ml iopamidol at bilateral hind legs in 10 dogs. The locations of the first drainage lymph nodes (FDLNs) were marked on skin under MDCT-LG guidance. Five of these dogs were served for postmortem LN examination, and the remaining 5 dogs underwent MDCT-LG 7 days after surgical ligation of the afferent LVs of popliteal FDLNs. Clinically, MDCT-LG was attempted in 5 patients with cutaneous melanoma, compared with lymphoscintigraphy. Results: MDCT-LG clearly visualized drainage lymph vessels (DLVs) and FDLNs from the injection sites on detailed underlying anatomy in all dogs. All 11 FDLNs of 10 dogs could be found or resected at predicted locations. After ligation of the afferent LVs in 5 dogs, MDCT-LG showed rerouting and increases of DLVs directing to inguinal or pelvic LNs. MDCT-LG also clearly visualized DLVs and FDLNs from cutaneous tumors; where lymphoscintigraphy misinterpreted the number of FDLNs in 3 patients. Conclusions: This technique can provide detailed anatomy of cutaneous DLVs and sentinel LNs in cutaneous melanomas.
    Written by     MD, Suga K., Karino Y., Ueda K., Yuan Y.


  • Title : ELECTROMYOSTIMULATION COMBINED WITH INTERMITTENT PNEUMATIC COMPRESSION
    Abstract : Purpose: to contribute to the study of the intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC), the authors aim to verify whether electromyostimulation (EMS) or ICP coupled with EMS favours the resorption of injected labelled proteins. Method: an injection of 2ml H.S.A.-Tc99m 0.5m Curie on the anterior side of the two forearms into the subcutaneous or in the intradermal space is realised on 12 young healthy men. After injection the axillary lymphnodes activity is counted each 20’. The protocol includes alternately periods of 20 min each: rest, EMS, rest, EMS + IPC, rest. Results: No statistical significance has been revealed in the comparison of the different phases of the protocol Conclusion: ICP, even combined with EMS, does not help the resorption of proteins concentrated in the subcutaneous tissue. In lymphoscintigraphic studies aiming at the evaluation of the IPC it seems highly important to control the modalities of the injected solution and the physical parameters of the IPC.
    Written by     Belgrado JP, Leduc O., Leduc A., Bourgeois P., Brack C.


  • Title : PATIENT EDUCATION : SELF CARE
    Abstract : Lymph-oedema is a chronic disease with evolutionary progression: it is therefore essential that the patient affected should be informed, clearly and simply, about the course of this pathology and the hygienic-behavioural rules to respect. Only motivated and carefully selected patients will be able to learn the simple self-drainage manoeuvres and self-bandaging techniques together with associated isotonic gymnastics. This allows a minor dependency on the rehabilitation equipe and a major psychological acceptance of the disease.
    Written by     Curti L., Cestari M.


  • Title : "PERSONAL METHODS" OF THE PHYSICAL TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA AND "EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE"
    Abstract : No abstract
    Written by     Foldi, Prof. Michael


  • Title : CONCENTRATION OF TNF- AND IL-l- IN WISTAR RATS SERUM AND LYMPH UNDER PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
    Abstract : TNF- andd 11-1- levels both in the lymph collected from thoracic duct and in serom in Wistar rats were determined using immunoenzymatic methods (Bender Mecl Systerns and Edogen, respectively). TNF - concentrations both in the serum and lymph were below sensitiveness treshold of the method (< 17 pg/ml). Serum II-I - concentration was statistically significantly higher (p< 0,005) - 35,89 +/- 3,23 pg/ml compared to lymph concentration (22,50 +/- 2,45 pg/ml). The lymph is an excellent carrier of information about any changes in tissues, whereas the blood delivers only substances which are necessary for the functioning of the organism. It is possible that cytokines are "consumed" during their flow through lymphatic organs and vessels. As a result, the concentration of cytokines in thoracic duct may be lower than in peripheral lymphatics. This may explain a higher II-I- concentration in blood serum obtained in our study.
    Written by     PhD, MD, Beck B., Ciszek M., Kosiewicz J., Duliban H., Birkner E., Lusarczyk K.
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