121. Lymphedema Back Home Next. lymphedema. Academy of Lymphatic StudiesVodder. American lymphedema Institute - promotes public awareness of lymphedema and its treatment. http://www.ability.org.uk/Lymphedema.html

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122. Ask The Doctor: Carbs And Lymphedema Ask the Doctor Carbs and lymphedema. Q I am on a mailing list with other folks with secondary and primary lymphedema. We have http://www.drgourmet.com/answers/lymphedema.shtml

dqmcodebase = "/" //script folder location Ask the Doctor: Carbs and Lymphedema Q: I am on a mailing list with other folks with secondary and primary lymphedema. We have reports from some people that low carb diets make them feel better with their disease. As you probbly know,affected limbs go up and down,and with massage and wrapping we try to minimize the swelling as much as we can. Can you think of any reason our unscientific but widely held view on carbs might have some science behind it? Dean H. A: Dr. Gourmet Says... Mr. H., This is a particularly vexing question as is the problem of lymphedema. I have had a few patients with both primary and secondary disease and, like your question, it is a difficult problem. I have not, however, been able to find any research that proves a low carbohydrate diet is helpful. It may be that because some lymphedema is a problem with the difference in "oncotic" pressure between the veins and tissues that some have come to this conclusion. Because the oncotic pressure is controlled mostly by proteins one might consider that eating a diet with less carbohydrates (thus relatively more proteins) would help. Unfortunately the body doesn't really process the proteins or carbohydrates in this way.

123. Lymphedema, Cancer, Oncology, Malignancy, Tumors On The Nursefriendly National C lymphedema. Circle of Hope lymphedema Foundation, Inc. provides resources, information Circle of Hope lymphedema Foundation, Inc. http://www.nursefriendly.com/nursinglinks/directpatientcare/cancer.oncology.mali

Lymphedema Circle of Hope Lymphedema Foundation, Inc. provides resources, information ... Circle of Hope Lymphedema Foundation, Inc. provides resources, information, and support for lymphedema patients and their doctors, while promoting educational programs, public awareness, medical treat... 18 Pages Found, 28 Links Found, 1796 Score, http://www.lymphedemacircleofhope.org Lymphoedema Association of Australia... The Lymphoedema Association of Australia Patron: Sir Walter Crocker, K.B.E. Founding Chairman: Dr. John R. Casley-Smith, D. Sc., M.D., M.D. (h.c.) Chairman: Dr. Judith R. Casley-Smith, Ph.D., M.A., M... 27 Pages Found, 10 Links Found, 527 Score, http://www.lymphoedema.org.au lymphoedema.org - a global information resource... Welcome to the Lymphoedema site. It is intended that, with your help, it will become a major information resource for everyone concerned with the management of, or suffering from, any form of Lymphoed... 85 Pages Found, 17 Links Found, 3332 Score, http://www.lymphoedema.org NLN: Home Page... The National Lymphedema Network (NLN) is an internationally recognized non-profit organization founded in 1988 by Saskia R.J. Thiadens, R.N. to provide education and guidance to lymphedema patients,... 34 Pages Found, 40 Links Found, 4680 Score

124. Lymphedema Awareness Group lymphedema Awareness Network. This is an alliance of people whose goal is to raise awareness concerning lymphedema. The risk for http://www.muhealth.org/~information/lymphedema.shtml

Find a physician Find a clinic E-mail patients Request appointments ... Find a job HEALTH IMPROVEMENT SERVICES Health Connection Travel Connections Exercise Specificity Study for Seniors Central Missouri Regional Arthritis Center ... Fit for Life Lymphedema Awareness Network This is an alliance of people whose goal is to raise awareness concerning lymphedema. The risk for this phenomena can increase subsequent to cancer surgery. Anyone interested in learning about lymphedema may attend. Participants discuss common experiences, concerns and helpful suggestions. Periodically, the Lymphedema Awareness Network will provide professional speakers presenting educational programs. The topics chosen are determined by group interest: Some of these may include: Access to relevant community resources Instructions on specific techniques for symptom control and self care Receiving and providing emotional support and encouragement Published materials proven to be helpful The Lymphedema Awareness Network meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Main Street Conference Room in the University Hospital lobby. For more information

125. Select A Medical Service | Rehabilitation Services (PT/OT) lymphedema Clinic. Lahey Clinic s lymphedema Clinic offers a multidisciplinary team approach for the evaluation and treatment of lymphedema. http://www.lahey.org/Medical/ptot/LymphademaClinic.asp

- - Main Menu Options - - Lahey Homepage Patient Resource Center Select a Medical Service Find a Primary Care Physician Read Health Information Medical Research Refer a Patient For Health Care Professionals Jobs at Lahey About Lahey Specialty Services: Occupational Therapy Physical Therapy Lymphedema Center Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program ... Clinics and Programs About Our Services: Request an Appointment Treatment Locations Related Departments Further Information: Helpful Links Becoming a Lahey Patient Schedule an initial consult with a Lahey primary care physician or specialist. About Lahey Learn about our organization, discover our history, and meet our leaders. Discover what's new at Lahey through our press releases and latest publications. Home Select a Medical Service Rehabilitation Services (PT/OT) Lymphedema Center - - Quick Browse Clinics and Programs - - Community Outreach Programs Vestibular Rehabilitation Introduction to Lymphedema The lymphatic system is a network of lymph nodes and lymphatic vessels. Its primary function is to transport and filter lymph fluid throughout the body. This fluid contains mostly water and protein and is a vital component in maintaining the body's fluid levels. Lymphedema is a medical condition that may occur when regional lymph nodes are compromised due to surgery, radiation or injury, or if there is a congenital deformity within the lymphatic system. This results in an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the surrounding tissue and eventually in the entire limb. Lymphedema can be manifested in two ways:

126. Clinical Trial: Fibrin Sealant In Decreasing Lymphedema Following Surgery To Rem Fibrin Sealant in Decreasing lymphedema Following Surgery to Remove Lymph Nodes in Patients With Cancer of the Vulva. This study http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/show/NCT00028951?order=64

127. Clinical Trial: Pycnogenol For The Treatment Of Lymphedema Of The Arm In Breast Pycnogenol for the Treatment of lymphedema of the Arm in Breast Cancer Survivors. lymphedema Breast Cancer, Drug Pycnogenol, Phase II. http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/show/NCT00064857

Home Search Browse Resources ... About Pycnogenol for the Treatment of Lymphedema of the Arm in Breast Cancer Survivors This study is not yet open for patient recruitment. Sponsored by National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) Purpose The goal of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of a standardized botanical extract of Pycnogenol as a treatment for stable arm lymphedema in breast cancer survivors. Condition Treatment or Intervention Phase Lymphedema Breast Cancer Drug: Pycnogenol Phase II MedlinePlus related topics: Cancer Cancer Alternative Therapy Lymphatic Diseases Study Type: Interventional Study Design: Treatment, Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo Control, Parallel Assignment, Efficacy Study Further Study Details: Eligibility Ages Eligible for Study: 18 Years and above, Genders Eligible for Study: Both Criteria Inclusion criteria: Unilateral (ipsialterial to breast cancer resection side) lymphedema of the upper extremity. Patient not pregnant or breastfeeding. Use of barrier contraception if sexually active.

128. Rex Outpatient Rehabilitation Services - Lymphedema lymphedema. Find Out More What is lymphedema? lymphedema is chronic swelling due primarily to a failure or blockage of your lymphatic system. http://www.rexhealth.com/centers/rehabilitation/lymphedema.htm

Search for: Outpatient Rehabilitation Services home Services offered Fit to a Tee Aquatic physical therapy ... Lymphedema Lymphedema What is Lymphedema? How is Lymphedema Treated? Who Performs Treatment? Aquatic Therapy Want to Participate? What is Lymphedema? Lymphedema is chronic swelling due primarily to a failure or blockage of your lymphatic system. This system contains a protein-rich fluid, called lymph, which carries waste materials from your blood-stream to specific drainage sites in your body. Damage to this system prevents proper drainage and causes swelling. Damage can be caused by: Radiation Trauma Congenital issues Chronic venous insufficiency Surgery Infection Paralysis Return to top How is Lymphedema Treated? Treatment consists of a short- and long-term technique called Combined Decongestive Therapy or CDT. CDT is recognized as the most effective and least invasive approach to the treatment of lymphedma. It consists of the following steps: Evaluation by a specially-trained therapist Manual Lymphatic Treatment (MLT) Compression bandaging and compression garments Therapeutic exercise Skin and nail care Manual Lymphedema Treatment (MLT) MLT is a gentle manual pressure that helps your damaged lymphatic system drain. The therapist's hands help stimulate the surface levels of the system to develop new drainage routes, helping with long-term management of swelling.

129. Lymphedema Complications of lymphedema. The swelling of an arm, leg, or other body part as a result of excess fluid rich with stagnant protein, leads to lymphedema links. http://home.ptd.net/~paulbarb/lymphedema.htm

Up Barbara A. Schaffer 1998 What happened to change the quality of my edema The normal swelling of RSD had turned into lymphedema. This article will try to explain the difference between lymphedema and the edema of RSD, as well as look at the problems cause by lymphedema, treatments and some of the things that all persons living with RSD can do to prevent lymphedema. THE LYMPH SYSTEM The lymphatic system is similar to the blood system because it has vessels, in fact the lymph system has as many vessels as the circulatory system.. Every tissue has many tiny lymph vessels which gradually join together into bigger ones Lymph vessels contain lymph fluid, which is clear and cannot be seen (unless a suitable dye is injected). Lymph fluid is drained away from each body part by lymphatic vessels. Swelling, (Edema) When tissue is injured or inflamed excess fluid enters the tissues from damaged blood vessels within these injured tissues. If the veins cannot remove all of this fluid, the part swells (edema). However this swelling is usually only temporary, because the tissues heal and the blood vessels no longer leak excessively. Swelling is one of the symptoms of RSD. Early in the course of the disease this inflammatory process causes edema. The swelling in RSD may exist far longer than it would take normal tissue to heal because RSD: 1) prevents healing; 2)causes constant inflammation; 3) may cause dilation of the arteries which will cause more fluid to leak, and 4)may cause the veins to contract, which also prevent the normal removal of non-protein fluid from tissues. It is pretty easy to see that the edema of RSD may last for long periods of time.

130. Services - Providence Health System lymphedema Rehabilitation St. Peter Hospital. What is lymphedema? lymphedema is swelling of a body part (face, neck, trunk http://www.providence.org/swsa/Services/e50lymphedema.htm

Site Search Services Centralia Services Business Health Regional Cancer Center ... Contact Us Lymphedema Rehabilitation - St. Peter Hospital What is lymphedema? Lymphedema is swelling of a body part (face, neck, trunk, genitals, arms, legs, etc.) caused by an abnormal accumulation of lymph fluid. Lymphedema is caused by an imbalance between the normal amount of lymph fluid and reduced capacity that the vessels are able to transport. This results in an accumulation of protein-rich fluid. Primary vs. secondary lymphedema Primary lymphedema is due to congenital malformations of the lymphatic system. It can be present at birth or develop later in life. It is more common in females and usually appears in the legs. Secondary lymphedema is caused by an inadequate lymphatic drainage system, generally due to constriction or obliteration resulting from surgery, radiation, trauma or infections. Secondary lymphedema may appear 10 to 20 years or more after surgery or radiation. The risk of developing lymphedema is always present. Symptoms of lymphedema Full sensation of the limb Skin feeling tight Decreased flexibility Swelling in specific area Severe lymphedema cases Thickening of skin Hardening of limb Leakage of lymph Massive swelling Do not ignore even the slightest swelling! Seek medical treatment immediately.

131. Lymphedema, Articles And Health Information, Legacy Health System, Portland OR Questions and Answers About lymphedema What is lymphedema? lymphedema space. Not all swelling is lymphedema. http://www.legacyhealth.org/info/articles/lymphq&a.ssi

Articles and Health Info Health Education Classes .Health Concerns . .Cancer . .Diabetes . .Heart Health . .Mental Well Being . .Women's Health . .Others .Insurance Help .Seniors .Wellness Health Screenings Comm. Health Info Centers Support Groups Questions and Answers About Lymphedema What is lymphedema? Lymphedema is a swelling of the arm or leg and/or other body part caused by an abnormal build-up of protein and excess water in the tissue space. Not all swelling is lymphedema. Your physician can help determine this. What causes lymphedema? Lymphedema is categorized as primary or secondary, as well as having an acute or chronic form. Primary (Hereditary) Lymphedema is usually due to an abnormality of the lymphatic vessels. It can be present at birth (Congenital Lymphedema) or occur in adolescence (Lymphedema Praecox) or in adulthood (Lymphedema Tarda) after age 35. The disorder is slowly progressive, tends to affect mainly females, and the legs are the area of the body more often affected. Secondary (Acquired) Lymphedema iis generally caused by obstruction (blockage) or interruption of the lymphatic system. Obstructive causes include infection or cancer. The usual causes of interruption are surgical removal of lymph nodes and vessels, scarring due to radiation therapy, or traumatic injury to the lymphatic system. Common cancers associated with blockage from tumor or lymph node removal include breast, skin (melanoma), gynecologic (ovarian/cervical/uterine/vulvar), lymphoma, prostate, testicular, bladder and colon cancer.

132. Lymphedema The universally recognized symbol for lymphedema awareness and the inspirational movement behind it . lymphedema. Whether you have http://www.hersource.com/breast/04/4l/lymphedema.cfm

"The universally recognized symbol for lymphedema awareness and the inspirational movement behind it" Lymphedema Whether you have a lumpectomy or mastectomy, your surgeon will probably remove some of the lymph nodes under your arm to see if the cancer has spread outside the breast. Both the surgery and radiation therapy can change the normal drainage pattern which can result in a swelling of the arm called lymphedema. The problem can develop right after surgery or months to years later. With proper education and care, lymphedema can be avoided, or, if it develops, kept well under control. What is Lymphedema Causes Symptoms Treatments ... Treatment Centers This information provided by: National Lymphedema Network Last modified: November 5, 2002

133. Lymphedema lymphedema. http://omni.ac.uk/browse/mesh/C0024236L0024236.html

low graphics Lymphedema other: Lymphoproliferative Disorders Mucocutaneous Lymph Node Syndrome Lymphoedema This web page from the cancer charity CancerBACUP provides information for cancer patients on lymphoedema due to cancer or its treatment. It describes the condition and its causes, and outlines how its effects may be minimised. Compression clothing, pumps, diet, exercise and massage are covered, and the psychological effects are discussed. Patient Education Handout [Publication Type] Neoplasms Lymphedema British Lymphology Society : drectory of lymphoedema treatment services This is the 6th edition of the British Lymphology Society's Directory of Lymphoedema Treatment Services, the first edition to be published on the Internet. All information has been provided by the service providers themselves. The database can be searched by town or county. Lymphedema Directory [Publication Type] British Lymphology Society : annual conference proceedings 2001 A collection of papers presented at British Lymphology Society's Annual Conference 2001, which was held in Bristol, are made available in full-text in PDF, which require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Lymphedema Congresses [Publication Type] Last modified: 27 May 2004

134. Nemours.org - Lymphedema Program - Frequently Asked Questions The lymphedema program at Nemours treats congenital and acquired lymphedema, including use of the Wright linear pump. Does this mean she has lymphedema? http://www.nemours.org/no/faq/faq1812.html

Find a Doctor About Us Employment Alfred I. duPont Hospital ... Contact Us Frequently Asked Questions Lymphedema Program My child's feet suddenly swelled. Does this mean she has lymphedema? Many things, including abdominal masses, venous problems, and rheumatologic disorders, can cause immediate or rapid swelling of the feet. An appropriate medical exam and evaluation is necessary before a physician can rule out competing causes and begin considering a diagnosis of lymphedema. How is congenital lymphedema diagnosed in a child? First, our medical staff takes your child's medical history and performs a physical exam. Depending on the results, the staff may schedule your child for a lymphoscintigraphy, an imaging test that allows physicians to view your child's lymphatic vessels. During a lymphoscintigraphy, a radiologist will inject a small amount of a radioactive tracer in your child's foot or hand, then use a special camera to view your child's lymphatic vessels. The radiologist can then make an accurate diagnosis, classifying your child's lymphedema by type - hyperplasia, hypoplasia, or absence of lymphatics. In some cases, the medical staff may order additional X-rays and imaging tests for further clarification. My child has a rheumatologic disorder that periodically causes her limbs to swell. Yet she also experiences limb swelling that does not seem related to her rheumatologic flare-ups. Could she have congenital lymphedema?

135. Sentara Healthcare -  Rehabilitation Services - Lymphedema Management lymphedema Management Program. What is lymphedema? lymphedema Who is at Risk? There are two types of lymphedema, Primary and Secondary. Primary http://www.sentara.com/rehab/lymphedema.htm

The Sentara Rehabilitation Network Lymphedema Management Program What is Lymphedema? Lymphedema is a chronic condition that occurs when there is an accumulation of excess fluid and proteins in the tissues. The lymphatic system is responsible for the transport and absorption of proteins, bacteria, and excess fluid, which cannot be taken up by the venous system. As a result of deficiencies in the lymphatic system, protein rich fluid accumulates in the tissues, causing swelling of an extremity. Who is at Risk? There are two types of Lymphedema, Primary and Secondary. Primary Lymphedema is usually present at birth, but may not manifest itself until adolescence or after a person is 35. This form most commonly affects the legs, and is caused by impaired development of lymph vessels or lymph nodes. Secondary Lymphedema is an acquired condition that develops after a specific event. Examples include: surgery, lymph node removal, radiation, cancer and trauma. Lymphedema Can Result From...

136. SupportPath.com: Lymphedema SupportPath.com, lymphedema. Also called Lymphostatic Elephantiasis. Other Interest None Listed. Clinical Trials Research on lymphedema http://www.supportpath.com/sl_l/lymphedema.htm

Lymphedema Also called: Lymphostatic Elephantiasis Other topics of interest on SupportPath.com: Cancer About Us Add-A-Link Email ... here Online Communities / Message Boards... lesupport · lymphedema news and support Website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lesupport/ Description: This Yahoo Group is a mailing list that requires registration to view and read posts. Date Added: 07/02/2002 Online Chats... Note: Regularly scheduled chats are listed on our NEW Online Events Calendar Links in this section are primarily to chat rooms open 24/7 which may or may not be moderated. None Listed Usenet Groups... Note: Your browser must be properly configured to access Usenet groups from this site. None Listed Mailing Lists... None Listed National / International Organizations... UNITED STATES National Lymphedema Network (NLN) Website: http://www.lymphnet.org/ Description: The NLN was founded "to provide education and guidance to lymphedema patients, health care professionals and the general public by disseminating information on the prevention and management of primary and secondary lymphedema". Website features support group listings for both the U.S. and abroad. Date Added: 07/02/2002 Note: Groups are listed alphabetically by U.S. state and then country.

137. Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization lymphedema. lymphedema is a swelling of the arm on the side of the body where breast or lymph node surgery (or radiation of the lymph nodes) was performed. http://www.y-me.org/diagnosed/lymphedema.php

@import url(../yme_style.css); I've been diagnosed with breast cancer I'm looking for support and services I'm searching for breast cancer information Home ... Donate Now After age 40, Caucasian women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer than African American women. Related topics Positive Lymph Nodes Mastectomy vs. Lumpectomy Lymphedema Lymphedema is a swelling of the arm on the side of the body where breast or lymph node surgery (or radiation of the lymph nodes) was performed. The swelling is caused by a build-up of lymph fluids which are unable to drain from the arm due to the treatment received. While lymphedema can be a permanent condition, there are many women who experience very mild swelling. There are many effective ways to treat lymphedema, however the best action is to try to prevent it from happening. The following suggestions are from the National Lymphedema Network, and have proven helpful to many survivors: Absolutely do not ignore any slight increase of swelling in the arm, hand, fingers, or chest wall (consult with your healthcare provider immediately)

138. Lymphedema - Www.lymphaware.org Search Click to learn more You searched the web for lymphedema. Top ten bidded listings are below. Click to learn more about lymphedema. http://www.lymphaware.org/

You searched the web for Lymphedema Top ten bidded listings are below Lymphedema Treatment, Product Resource Health insurance and Medicare pay for home lymphedema treatment products. Most insurance accepted with no expense for our patients. Nationwide service with over 10 years experience. www.lymphdema.com... Payday Loans Get your money now, deposited directly into your checking account. Your job is your credit. Click here ... Lymphedema - Home Therapy Specialists National home therapy equipment company specializing in the treatment of lymphedema and other venous disorders. Coverage from most insurances including Medicare can be obtained. www.medsolsupplier.com... Compression Therapy Gradient compression for Lymphedema and Venous Ulcers. Providiing complete line of products and services in the support of the treatment of chronic edemas including lymphedema. www.remarxservices.com... Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber Not to be confused with costly full body hyperbaric chambers or expensive disposable hyperbaric oxygen bags that cannot deliver beneficial pulsating intermittent pressure to the wound site. www.topoxny.com...

139. About Lymphedema Stages of lymphedema. STAGES OF lymphedema Stage Frequently Asked Questions on lymphedema. WHAT IS lymphedema? lymphedema is the swelling http://www.nyclymph.freeservers.com/contact.html

Free Web site hosting - Freeservers.com Web Hosting - GlobalServers.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet ... Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 About Lymphedema Home Page Resouce Guide Meeting Information Page About Lymphedema ... Contact Us Stages of Lymphedema STAGES OF LYMPHEDEMA Stage 1 (mild) - Upon waking in the morning the limb or affected area is almost a normal size.The tissue is still in a "pitting stage" ( when pressed by a finger the area indents and holds the indentation). Stage 2 (moderate) - The tissue is "non-pitting" (when pressed by a finger the tissue bounces back without leaving an indentation). The tissue has a spongy consistency. Stage 3 (severe) - The tissue at this stage is hard (fibrotic) and will be unresponsive to the touch. The swelling is irreversible and the limb is very large and swollen. Infections are possible at any stage of lymphedema but occurrence becomes greater as stages progress. A swollen limb, left untreated, becomes hard (fibrotic) and full of lymph fluid which is high in protein and a perfect medium for bacteria and infections. CAUSES OF LYMPHEDEMA Secondary and Primary Surgical procedures and/or radiation therapy in the treatment of Breast, Gynecological, Head , Neck, Prostate or Testicular, Bladder, Colon Cancers or Melanomas.( Due to treatment, there is removal of, or damage to the lymph nodes or vessels so that lymph fluid is no longer able to be transported properly in the body).

140. Virtual Hospital: Lymphedema lymphedema. Carolyn Wadsworth of Iowa. All rights reserved. http//www.vh.org/adult/provider/internalmedicine/lymphedema/index.html. http://www.vh.org/adult/provider/internalmedicine/lymphedema/

Lymphedema Carolyn Wadsworth, P.T., O.C.S., C.H.T. Department of Rehabilitation Therapies University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics First Published: 2003 Last Revised: January 2004 Peer Review Status: Internally Reviewed Table of Contents Anatomy Definitions and Pathophysiology Images ... References See related Provider Textbooks about Internal Medicine See related Provider Topics Blood/Lymphatic System Internal Medicine or Lymphatic Diseases See related Patient Textbooks about Internal Medicine See related Patient Topics Blood/Lymphatic System Internal Medicine or Lymphatic Diseases Virtual Hospital Home Virtual Children's Hospital Home Site Map ... UI Health Care Home http://www.vh.org/adult/provider/internalmedicine/lymphedema/index.html

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