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Meanings of lymphoedema in English

Russian
слоновость
Portuguese
linfedema
Catalan
edema limfàtic
Spanish
linfedema
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Human disease.

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Examples for "lymphedema"
Examples for "lymphedema"
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Side effects were absent, and there was a trend of lymphedema reduction.
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Neuropathic pain worsens with lymphedema, and treatment seems to improve the pain.
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There is no additional carcinogenic factor except for chronic lymphedema in our case.
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Earliest findings after lymphadenectomy and risk factors for lower leg lymphedema were investigated.
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Three patients had congenital lymphedema, and one had congenital bilateral sensorineural hearing loss.
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Usage of lymphoedema in English
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Workshops will explore issues related to fertility, sexuality and treatment for lymphoedema.
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Conclusion: Patients with splash patterns should be followed up carefully for sub-clinical lymphoedema.
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Background: Breast lymphoedema can occur following surgical treatment for breast cancer.
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Objectives: Postmastectomy lymphoedema remains a disabling complication caused by treatment for breast cancer.
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One site in Cameroon is selected for studying lymphoedema in podoconiosis.
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This appears to directly impact their ability to self-manage lymphoedema.
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Conclusion: Combined resistance and aerobic exercise training is safe for women living with breast lymphoedema.
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It also briefly refers to the possibilities of implementing preventive or therapeutic operations for lymphoedema.
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The pathophysiology and manual and microsurgical treatments of lymphoedema are not discussed in this article.
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We investigated whether an exercise program reduced breast lymphoedema symptoms compared to a non-exercise control group.
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Background: Podoconiosis is a type of tropical lymphoedema that causes massive swelling of the lower limbs.
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Preliminary data suggest exercise training can reduce breast lymphoedema symptoms to a greater extent than usual care.
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Participants: Seven women (mean age 60 years) with unilateral breast cancer who subsequently developed lymphoedema.
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However, there is no method to completely prevent these patients from developing stardust patterns associated with symptomatic lymphoedema.
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There were two cases of marginal flap necrosis, and three cases developed lymphoedema which was managed by stockings.
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Conclusions: Women who participated in this study showed varying degrees of acceptance and adjustment to life with lymphoedema.
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Translations for lymphoedema
Portuguese
linfedema
Spanish
linfedema
Lymphoedema through the time