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Lymphatic mapping of the upper limb with lymphedema before lymphatic supermicrosurgery by mirroring of the healthy limb

Gentileschi et al., 2017

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6714680221542384886
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Gentileschi S
Servillo M
Albanese R
De Bonis F
Tartaglione G
Salgarello M
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Microsurgery

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Introduction Supermicrosurgical lymphatic‐venous anastomosis (LVA) can improve limbs lymphedema. We describe a technique that we employ for preoperative lymphatic mapping of the upper limb (UL), when indocyanine green (ICG) lymphography shows only dermal …
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