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THE JOURNEY SURVIVING BREAST CANCER AND MANAGING LYMPHEDEMA by Freda Whalen-Plues, 2010-10-12
Lymphedema
Circumstances Beyond Our Control: A True Story About an Ordinary Woman Who Is Living with Cancer and Lymphedema by Pamela I Jones, 2004-09-01
Lymphedema - A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography, and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References by ICON Health Publications, 2004-01-23
Lymphedema: Webster's Timeline History, 1885 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-02-23
Lymphedema: Understanding and Managing Lymphedema After Cancer Treatment by American Cancer Society, 2006-01-01
Lymphedema-diagnosis and Therapy (Third Completely Revised and Extended Edition)
Lymphedema: Finding the Holistic Approach by Phillip J. Pollot, 2010-04-26
Lymphedema Medical Guide by Qontro Medical Guides, 2008-07-09
Living Well with Lymphedema [LIVING WELL W/LYMPHEDEMA]
CARING FOR LYMPHEDEMA: A Community-basedRehabilitation Approach: A Training Manual for Lymphatic FilariasisManagement in Resource-poor Communities by Omolola Adigun, 2009-01-06
Lymphedema by Editor, 2010-05-20
Secondary Lymphedema in the cancer patient.(Cancer: Caring and Conquering)(lymphatic system caused by an obstruction or a disruption ): An article from: MedSurg Nursing by Jane E. Lacovara, Linda H. Yoder, 2006-10-01
Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine: Lymphedema by J. Ricker Polsdorfer MD, 2002-01-01

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GREATER BOSTON LYMPHEDEMA NETWORK
Supplies personal support and information to lymphedema patients. Includes a list of treatment options and lymphedemarelated links.
http://www.gbln.org/

Extractions: Lymphedema is the accumulation of lymph fluid causing swelling of arm(s), leg(s) and/or other areas of the body. It occurs when the lymphatic system is impaired, especially when lymph nodes are blocked, damaged or removed as part of cancer treatment. Lymphedema can be primary or secondary. Primary lymphedema has no known cause. Primary lymphedema can appear at birth, puberty, or later and most commonly involves one or both lower extremities. Secondary lymphedema is often caused by surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, but can result from infection, trauma or filariasis. Filariasis, common in certain subtropical and tropical regions of the world, is a parasitic disease caused by mosquito bites. Treatments that reduce swelling, discomfort and risk of infection are available. Currently, the treatment of choice for many members is Complete Decongestive Physiotherapy (CDP). Without treatment the risks of infection and secondary complications increase which can be disabling and even life threatening. What is GBLN?
Circle Of Hope Lymphedema Foundation, Inc. Provides Resources
Provides resources, information, and support for lymphedema patients and their doctors, while promoting educational programs, public awareness
http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126
VascularWeb: Lymphedema
lymphedema occurs when lymphatic fluid builds up in the soft tissue of the body, usually the arm or leg. There are two types of lymphedema, inherited or
http://www.vascularweb.org/_CONTRIBUTION_PAGES/Patient_Information/NorthPoint/Ly

Extractions: Vascular Web Provided by the SOCIETY FOR VASCULAR SURGERY Search What is lymphedema? Lymphedema occurs when lymphatic fluid builds up in the soft tissues of your body, usually in an arm or leg. The lymphatic system consists of lymph vessels and lymph nodes that run through your body. Lymph vessels collect a fluid that is made up of protein, water, fats, and wastes from the cells of the body. Lymph vessels carry this fluid to your lymph nodes. Lymph nodes filter waste materials and foreign products, then return the fluid to your blood. If your vessels or nodes become damaged or are missing, the lymph fluid cannot move freely through the system. The fluid can then build up and cause swelling in the affected arms or legs. There are two types of lymphedema: Inherited lymphedema or primary lymphedema, in which you are born lacking lymph vessels and nodes. The swelling usually appears during your adolescence and affects your foot or calf. A rare form of primary lymphedema develops in infancy and is called Milroyâs disease Acquired lymphedema or secondary lymphedema, in which an injury to your lymphatic system causes lymphedema. It is much more common than primary lymphedema
Home Page
Based in Scottsdale, Arizona. Provides lymphedema bandages and supplies.
http://www.Lymphawrap.com
What Is LYMPHEDEMA? Stages, Causes, Treatment - Circle Of Hope
lymphedema Centers Therapists. Psychological Aspects lymphedema becomes apparent when the protein rich fluid builds up and swelling begins.
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Home Page
Medical insurance billing, specializing in MLD/CDT lymphedema therapy and alternative medicine.
http://zoeclaims.com
The Lymphatic Research Foundation
WHAT'S NEW? ? ACS Funding for lymphedema Research American Cancer Society offers funding for research of lymphedema secondary to breast
http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126
Peninsula Medical, Inc. - "The ReidSleeve People"
Effective treatment for lymphedema with the ReidSleeve.
http://www.lymphedema.com/

Extractions: QuickLink Menu Main Page -[Products] ReidSleeve Classic OptiFlow RM OptiFlow EC OptiFlow SC OptiFlow Packs The Contour The ContourPlus The Opera TheCinch Precise Gauge LE Alertband VHS Video Precise TapeMeasure [Information] Lymphedema Data F.A.Q./Forum Need A Referral? Insurance Billing Fitting Clinics Alterations Professional Cleaning Resizing Links About Us Contact Us Have A Question? -[Clinical]- Dr. Reid's Corner Clinical/Case Studies Online Surveys [Community] eNews Online LE Chronicles LE Message Board -[Online Services]- Distributor's Corner EdemaCalc Click this banner to enter Peninsula Medical Supply!:
Vermont Physical Therapists, Back To Action Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
Vermont physical therapists specializing in orthopedics, sports medicine, lymphedema management and women's health. Articles on conditions and treatment.
http://www.BackToActionPhysicalTherapy.com

Extractions: BS required, benefits including SEPP bonus plan, Health Insurance, Paid training, Paid vacation. Must have Vermont PT License or eligible for Vermont Licensure. Recent graduates welcome to apply. Attach and Send resume by Emailing us (Link at bottom of home page) Back To Action Physical Therapy is an outpatient physical therapy practice operating out of Waitsfield, Vermont. Our focus is on the restoration of normal movement and strength to increase function and decrease pain. Non-athletes, weekend warriors, and elite athletes are all treated with this goal in mind. We also have strong skills in the treatment of women's issues.
Lymphedema And Venous Disease Products - CircAid Medical
Offering offer an alternative to traditional compressive garments such as ace wraps and support hose.
http://www.lymphedema.biz/

Extractions: There are many reasons why the lymphatic system fails. There are two types of lymphedema, primary (present at birth) and secondary (acquired). In primary lymphedema, there are simply not enough lymphatics or they do not pump properly. We see symptoms at either birth, during puberty, or later in life (30-40 years).
Trinity Lymphedema Centers - Symptoms Of Lymphedema, Lymphedema
Symptoms of lymphedema include swelling, tight fitting cloths, persistent swelling, decreased flexibility, tight skin, and a full sensation.
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Peninsula Medical, Inc. - FREE Lymphedema Alertband
LE Chronicles, LE Message Board, Online Services-, Distributor s Corner, EdemaCalc. Fill out this form for your FREE lymphedema Alertband!
http://www.lymphedema.com/alertform.htm

Extractions: QuickLink Menu Main Page -[Products] ReidSleeve Classic OptiFlow RM OptiFlow EC OptiFlow SC OptiFlow Packs The Contour The ContourPlus The Opera TheCinch Precise Gauge LE Alertband VHS Video Precise TapeMeasure [Information] Lymphedema Data F.A.Q./Forum Need A Referral? Insurance Billing Fitting Clinics Alterations Professional Cleaning Resizing Links About Us Contact Us Have A Question? -[Clinical]- Dr. Reid's Corner Clinical/Case Studies Online Surveys [Community] eNews Online LE Chronicles LE Message Board -[Online Services]- Distributor's Corner EdemaCalc
Dr. Vodder School - North America
Training programs in Manual Lymph Drainage and Combined Decongestive therapy to treat lymphedema. Based in Victoria, British Columbia.
http://www.vodderschool.com

Extractions: New: Earn CE credits by going to our Links page. The first hour is free when you register. Tissue Tonometer: an easy-to-use, accurate, objective measuring tool to measure changes during treatment of lymphedema patients. View the Tonometer using Acrobat Reader: www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html If you are a Health Care Practitioner, please make the appropriate selection on the left directory under "Therapists & Health Care Practitioners" to find out more about our program. If you are looking for a certified therapist please click on the "Find A Therapist" "Products" directory.
What Are Symptoms Of Lymphedema?
What are Symptoms of lymphedema?
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Lymphedema, Lymphoedema - Coping With Lymphedema
The ONLY comprehensive book about lymphedema it s symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and possible prevention. By Joan Swirsky Diane Sackett Nannery, 1998.
http://www.gift-of-life.com/coping.htm

Extractions: and Diane Sackett Nannery "Coping with Lymphedema is a valuable resource for those who are suffering from lymphedema, and its underlying message is very powerful: arm yourself with knowledge and become an advocate for your own quality care. This book is a highly recommended resource and has received an outstanding rating from the OncoLink editorial team." Lora Miringoff, MS, PT, University of Pennsylvania Hospital Occupational & Physical Therapy Department for OncoLink - Book Reviews "Finally, a book on lymphedema – a subject that far too many breast cancer patients hear little or nothing about in those critical days just after being diagnosed and before surgery. Lymphedema is an ailment over which we do have some control. With education and effort, we can save thousands of women who have survived surgery, radiaion, and chemotherapy, the heartbreak of coping with this debilitating condition. Coping with Lymphedema offers much needed information and furthers this effort." From the book review by Josephine Miller for Breast Cancer Action of San Francisco. "I was advised to read "Coping with Lymphedema" – it’s excellent, very clearly and simply presented. I must have turned down the corners of about 50 different pages that I want to refer back to a lot!" M. Hall, Brooksville, FL
Software For Medicine - Intellicure
Provides clinical documentation and practice management software for wound care, hyperbaric medicine, and lymphedema therapy centers.
http://www.intellicure.com

Extractions: Harnessing Technology for Healthcare Welcome to Intellicure.com, the Internet home for Intellicure, Inc., a Texas Corporation with the goal of providing hospitals, healthcare providers, and physicians with the tools they need to provide quality, clinical services in Wound Care, Lymphedema, Ostomy, and Hyperbaric Medicine. Our primary lines of business are: Wound Care Software. Data-Mining to Improve Patient Care / Reimbursement. Home Health / Nursing Home Telemedicine. Custom Healthcare Database Solutions. We hope you find the information we have provided useful, and want to see you back again. Intellicure, Inc. was founded in 2000, by Caroline E. Fife, MD and David Walker, CHT, but our cornerstone products, WOUNDTrak and HYPERTrak have been in development since 1995 and in constant use since 1997. Dr. Fife has served as the Medical Director of the Memorial Hermann Center for Wound Healing in Houston, Texas for 15 years. She is also a Past President of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine Society , and currently serves as a Board Member of both the American Academy of Wound Management and the Association for the Advancement of Wound Care . Dr. Fife's long years of experience treating the most difficult wound care patients in the country can be seen in her contributions to WoundTrak, Intellicure's clinical documentation tool.
National Cancer Institute - Lymphedema
Expertreviewed information summary about the treatment of lymphedema.
http://www.nci.nih.gov/cancertopics/pdq/supportivecare/lymphedema/patient

Extractions: Introduction This patient summary is adapted from the summary on lymphedema written by cancer experts for health professionals. This and other credible information about cancer treatment, screening, prevention, supportive care, and ongoing trials is available from the National Cancer Institute. Lymphedema is the buildup of lymph (a fluid that helps fight infection and disease) in the fatty tissues just under the skin. The buildup of lymph causes swelling in specific areas of the body, usually an arm or leg, with an abnormally large amount of tissue proteins, chronic inflammation, and thickening and scarring of tissue under the skin. Lymphedema is a common complication of cancer and cancer treatment and can result in long-term physical, psychological, and social issues for patients. Back to Top Next Section > NCI Home Text-Only Version Contact Us ... Site Map
Excel Rehabilitation Services - Physical & Occupational Therapy - Indiana
Information and tips about the treatment of lymphedema resulting from breast surgery.
http://www.excelrehab.com
National Cancer Institute - Life After Cancer Treatment
lymphedema is a swelling of a part of the body, usually an arm or leg, that is caused by the Getting Help With lymphedema From Your Doctor or Nurse
http://www.nci.nih.gov/cancertopics/life-after-treatment/page5

Extractions: Other Health Problems Although your treatment has ended, you are still coping with how it affects your body. It can take time to get over the effects of cancer treatment. Each person's schedule is different. You may wonder how your body should feel during this time and what may be a sign that cancer is coming back. This section talks about some of the problems that can occur when treatment is over. Some of the most common effects people report are: Fatigue Pain Lymphedema, or swelling
Connal Physical Therapy Group, LLC
Information on treatment of lymphedema in Dr. Vodder's method of combined decongestive therapy.
http://www.connalptgroup.com/

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