1. Once lymphedema is diagnosed, treatment should begin immediately.

2. Objective:Analyzing the method of nursing cancer patients with lymphedema.

3. Lymphedema is perhaps the most common cause and results in some extraordinarily enlarged limbs.

4. The signs and symptoms of lymphedema include, in a limb, a feeling of heaviness or tightness, aching or discomfort, restricted range of motion, and swelling (partial or total).

5. The most common causes of lymphedema in the United States are surgery and radiation therapy for the treatment of cancer.

6. Lymphedema patients usually do not have severe pain and skin color and temperature are generally normal.

7. Breast cancer related lymphedema is associated with decreased arm function, disability and diminished quality of life.

8. Lymphedema tarda is a congenital disease, although the clinical manifestations may not become evident for several decades.

9. I had hyperplasia, anemia, and lymphedema from a chronic disease.

10. The prevalence of diagnosed lymphedema was higher among survivors of vulvar cancer (36%) than all other gynecological cancer subgroups.

11. The patient had a history of lymphedema tarda in the legs and had been admitted several times before with recurrent cellulitis.

12. Lymphedema is characterized by a regional accumulation of excessive amounts of interstitial protein-rich fluid.

13. Upper limb lymphedema after mastectomy can severely threaten physical and mental health and life quality of the patients.

14. Nevertheless, lymphedema is not curable and will require treatment and ongoing care in all cases.

15. Lymphedema is a chronic situation and usually begins with a swelling in the hands or feet.

16. Objective To study some possible related genes in the appearance and development of primary lymphedema in limbs and discuss their function.

17. Objective:To explore the cause and treatment on upper limb lymphedema after mastectomy of breast cancer.

18. Blockage of a lymph vessel may cause fluid to collect in the tissues, producing lymphedema (tissue swelling). Other lymphatic system disorders include lymphocytic leukemias and lymphoma.

19. Conclusion The treatment of microwave method can decrease the fibrosis of limbs lymphedema , which was partially worked by increase of macrophages activity.

20. Lack of standardized definitions and measurement techniques for the disorder make an accurate incidence rate of cancer-treatment-related lymphedema difficult to determine, say the authors.

21. If it's not working properly, fluid builds in your tissues and causes swelling, called lymphedema.

22. Could the Kinesio Taping Replace the Bandage in the Decongestive Lymphatic Therapy for Breast-Cancer-related Lymphedema?http://

23. Objective To study the clinical results, prognosis and preventive relapse of treatment for chronic limb lymphedema by lymphosuction.

24. Overweight women who undergo axillary lymph node dissection are more likely to develop lymphedema.

25. Blockage of a lymph vessel may cause fluid to collect in the tissues, producing lymphedema (tissue swelling).