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What is lymphedema? | Breast Cancer Related Lymphedema
What is lymphedema? | Breast Cancer Related Lymphedema administrator 1 Views • 2 years ago

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Lymphedema Prevention & Management - Breast Cancer
Lymphedema Prevention & Management - Breast Cancer administrator 3 Views • 2 years ago

This lymph drainage routine will help to improve lymphatic function following a sentinel or axillary lymph node dissection and/or radiation.
Understanding Lymphedema in Breast Cancer Patients - Causes, Treatment | Dr. Neha Choudhary Agarwala
Understanding Lymphedema in Breast Cancer Patients - Causes, Treatment | Dr. Neha Choudhary Agarwala administrator 1 Views • 2 years ago

Lymphedema is the condition in which a part of the lymph nodes is swollen due to the damage in lymph nodes. In breast cancer patients, any damage to the lymph nodes causes fluid retention in the area and causes swelling of breasts and the surrounding area.

Dr. Neha Choudhary Agarwala, Consultant Breast Onco-Surgery at Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Howrah explains the condition of Lymphedema in Breast Cancer patients. She explained the causes of the same in detail and also the treatment options.

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INNOVATIVE SURGERIES CUT RISK OF LYMPHEDEMA BY 90%
INNOVATIVE SURGERIES CUT RISK OF LYMPHEDEMA BY 90% administrator 3 Views • 2 years ago

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – For millions of women who have overcome breast cancer, the challenge is not over. Up to 40 percent of women who undergo surgery, radiation and chemotherapy will develop lymphedema as a side effect of their treatment. Lymphedema is a persistent and often painful condition that can cause swelling in a woman’s arms, legs, hands or feet.

“Lymphedema is not only a constant reminder of their battle with cancer, it’s an extremely uncomfortable condition that greatly impacts their quality of life,” said Roman Skoracki, MD, chief of oncologic plastic surgery at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center - Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute. (OSUCCC-James).

“We’ve never had many options for treating patients with lymphedema, but fortunately that’s changing.”

Skoracki is among a handful of surgeons in the United States performing two novel surgeries that are shown to be effective in reducing lymphedema. During lymph node bypass surgery, Skoracki uses supermicrosurgical techniques to create shunts between the lymphatic channels and very small blood vessels to re-direct the flow of lymph fluids around the affected area, which in some cases can prevent lymphedema from forming at all. “Using this technique, we’re able reduce a woman’s risk of developing lymphedema by 90 percent,” he said.

Skoracki is also pioneering lymph node transfer surgery, where he harvests healthy lymph nodes from another part of the body and transfers them to the area of a woman’s body affected by lymphedema.

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How to Reduce Neck and Face Swelling After a Surgery or Lymphedema : By a Physical Therapist
How to Reduce Neck and Face Swelling After a Surgery or Lymphedema : By a Physical Therapist administrator 3 Views • 2 years ago

Head, Neck, and Face Swelling is common after cancer treatment, like lymphedema, and plastic surgery. In this video, I share the main ways we treat head and neck lymphedema and reduce swelling after facelift or plastic surgery.

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00:00 Intro
00:59 Treatment #1
02:19 Treatment #2
04:43 Treatment #3
04:59 Lymphedema Options
07:09 After Face Surgery Options
07:26 Treatment #4

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Lymphedema management: Caregiver bandaging your arm
Lymphedema management: Caregiver bandaging your arm administrator 12 Views • 2 years ago

This video will show you how a caregiver will wrap your arm as part of your lymphedema management.

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Lymphedema: How often does lymphedema occur secondary to breast cancer treatment?
Lymphedema: How often does lymphedema occur secondary to breast cancer treatment? administrator 9 Views • 2 years ago

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Lymphedema after breast cancer
Lymphedema after breast cancer administrator 2 Views • 2 years ago

What is Lymphedema? Swelling of the arm and hand after breast cancer. Connie, a Certified Lymphedema therapist with Self Care Therapy in Wilmington, NC explains.
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Managing the Cause and Effects of Lymphedema
Managing the Cause and Effects of Lymphedema administrator 1 Views • 2 years ago

Lymphedema caused by cancer treatment may not occur until months or years after treatment. It is most commonly associated with breast cancer patients who have had radiation treatments. It occurs when the lymph vessels are not able to adequately drain lymph fluid, usually from an arm or leg. Dr. Mei R. Fu (PhD, RN, FAAN), an internationally and nationally well-known nurse scientist, researcher, and educator, will discuss the basics of our lymphatic system, risk factors, symptoms, and treatment options, along with preventative measures during cancer treatment.

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Lymphedema Development Years After Breast Cancer
Lymphedema Development Years After Breast Cancer administrator 8 Views • 2 years ago

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