Lymphatic Research in the Future

Primary lymphedema is one of chronic lymphedemas with clinical condition of diffuse swelling of affected limb/ region as the result of a less-than-optimal transport capacity of the lymphatic system as the result of the blockage of lymph-transport/collection; it generally progresses more slowly than secondary lymphedema, often clinically presenting later 1-4 .

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Journal
Journal of Theoretical and Applied Vascular Research
Published
2024-08-31
DOI
https://doi.org/10.24019/jtavr.209
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Lymphatic System and Diseases
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Lymphatic Research in the Future

Byung-Boong Lee
Journal of Theoretical and Applied Vascular Research
Lymphatic System and Diseases
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Lymphatic Research in the Future

Byung-Boong Lee
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Abstract

Primary lymphedema is one of chronic lymphedemas with clinical condition of diffuse swelling of affected limb/ region as the result of a less-than-optimal transport capacity of the lymphatic system as the result of the blockage of lymph-transport/collection; it generally progresses more slowly than secondary lymphedema, often clinically presenting later 1-4 .

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