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When lymph fluid doesn't drain normally, the excess fluid builds up and causes swelling, most often in an arm or leg. If it's not promptly and properly treated, ...
About this study. The purpose of this study is to establish and analyze a large database on the outcomes of patients undergoing selective SLND, ...
Obesity can change lymph nodes, including the way they look in imaging studies, and make physical examination of underarm lymph nodes more challenging. The Mayo ...
The lymph nodes go to a lab for testing to look for cancer cells. Other special tests give more details about the cancer cells. Your healthcare team uses this ...
Lymph node removal procedures include: Sentinel node biopsy. During this procedure your surgeon removes only the first one or two nodes into which the cancer ...
Lymphedema is swelling that typically occurs in the extremities, often resulting from the damage or removal of a person's lymph nodes during cancer treatment.
Enlarged lymph nodes under the arm, above the collarbone or below the collarbone. Flattened nipple or nipple that turns inward on the affected breast. For ...
Damaged or removed lymph nodes can affect how lymph fluid drains. Fluid buildup leads to swelling. Treatments include compression and massage.
Test an investigational stiffness measurement and imaging method on the lymph node found in the underarm area. • Compare investigational imaging to ...
About this study. The overall goal is to investigate the value of ultrasound imaging of small vasculature as a new biomarker for cancer characterization and ...
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