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References - Lymphedema Issues
1.Zuther, Joachim. Is There a Role for Traditional Massage Therapy in the Treatment and Management of Lymphedema? National Lymphedema Network; Apr/Jun 2001: 3-4,26.
2.Henkel, Gretchen. Lymphedema: Awareness Increasing, but Lack of Diagnostic Guidelines, Treatment Controversies, & Shortage of Therapists Impede Progress. OT; Feb 2002: 58-62.
3.Schuch, Wm. In Defense of the 18 Steps to Prevention. National Lymphedema Network; 1998; Vol 10, No.4.
4.Petrek, Jeanne, et al. Lymphedema in a Cohort of Breast Carcinoma Survivors 20 Years after Diagnosis. Cancer; 2001:92(6) 1368-1377.
5.Herd-Smith, Andrea, et al. Prognostic Factors for Lymphedema after Primary Treatment of Breast Carcinoma. Cancer 2001; 92:1783-1787
6.Cohen, Sara, et al. Lymphedema: Strategies for Management. Cancer 2001;92 (4) 980-987. 7.Olsezewski, Waldemar. Inflammatory Changes of Skin in Lymphedema of Extremities and Efficiency of Benzathine Penicillin Administration. National Lymphedema Network; 1996: 8 (4).
8.Thiadens, Saskia. Lymphangitis (Infection): A Constant Fear. National Lymphedema Network; 2000 Special Circular.
9.Zuther, Joachim. Treatment of Lymphedema with Complete Decongestive Physiotherapy. National Lymphedema Network; 1999: 11 (2).
10.Carter, Barbara. Psychosocial Aspects of Lymphedema. National Lymphedema Network; 1995: 7 (1)
11.Thaidens, Saskia. 18 Steps to Prevention for Upper Extremities. National Lymphedema Network; 2000
12.Rosenbaum, Ernest and Rosenbaum, Isadora. Cancer Supportive Care: The Complete Guide for Patients and their Families. Sourcebooks, Inc., Illinois 2001
13.Casley-Smith. Tips for Travel and Aircraft Flight. National Lymphedema Network; 2000: 12 (2).
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