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- * This work focuses on minimally invasive treatments for lymphedema recurrence, moving away from older, extensive surgical methods that had poor cosmetic outcomes.
- * By utilizing endoscopic techniques from advanced laparoscopic surgery, doctors can perform procedures through a small incision, improving both results and appearance for patients.
Article Abstract
Lymphedema is a chronic disease with a progressively ingravescent evolvement and an appearance of recurrent complications of acute lymphangitic type; in nature it is mostly erysipeloid and responsible for a further rapid increase in the volume and consistency of edema. The purpose of this work is to present our experience in the minimally invasive treatment for recurrence of lymphedema; adapting techniques performed in the past which included large fasciotomy with devastating results cosmetically; but these techniques have been proposed again by the use of endoscopic equipment borrowed from the advanced laparoscopy surgery, which allows a monoskin access of about one cm.
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