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Summer/Winter 2003/2004
Volume: 2, Issue: 1
Issue Focus: Research and Development for Lymphedema
In This Issue:
LRF Has Prominent Seat on Board of Research!America
Abstract: Wendy Chaite, Esq., Founder and President of the Lymphatic Research Foundation (LRF) has been named to the Board of Directors for Research!America, a national alliance for discoveries in health and will serve for a three year term. Its mission is to make. Read On
Dr. Charles Whitte passed away on March 7, 2003
Abstract: In memory of Dr. Charles White. Read On
Development of Experimental Lymphedema in a New Animal Model
Abstract: There is a clear need for a better understanding of the pathogenesis1 of post-mastectomy lymphedema (PML) and the principle and mechanism treatment of PML. The goal of this work was to create a new PML experimental model in order to study the ...Read On
Part 1: A Compilation of Recent Lymphatic-Related Research Articles, March 2003
Abstract: Recent Lymphatic-Related Research Articles Of Interest March 23, 2003.
Source: Compiled by Wendy Chaite, President of the Lymphatic Research Foundation, 2003. Permission granted to publish. Read On
Part 2: A Compilation of Recent Lymphatic-Related Research Articles, March 2003
Abstract: Recent Lymphatic-Related Research Articles Of Interest March 23, 2003.
Source: Compiled by Wendy Chaite, President of the Lymphatic Research Foundation, 2003. Permission granted to publish. Read On
Part 3: A Compilation of Recent Lymphatic-Related Research Articles, March 2003
Abstract: Recent Lymphatic-Related Research Articles Of Interest March 23, 2003.
Source: Compiled by Wendy Chaite, President of the Lymphatic Research Foundation, 2003. Permission granted to publish. Read On
Part 4: A Compilation of Recent Lymphatic-Related Research Articles, March 2003
Abstract: Recent Lymphatic-Related Research Articles Of Interest March 23, 2003.
Source: Compiled by Wendy Chaite, President of the Lymphatic Research Foundation, 2003. Permission granted to publish. Read On
Wholistic Approach to Treatment of Primary Lymphedema-Elephantiasis: A Case Study
Abstract: Lymphedema is a chronic disorder of the lymphatic system in which lymph fails to circulate properly. This results in the accumulation of a protein rich edema in the tissues of a limb or other part of the body 3. Lymphedema can be primary or secondary, ...Read On
Understanding Clinical Trials
Abstract: Although there is treatment to manage lymphedema, there is no cure. Advances are slow and will not materialize unless there is research on treatment, devices and drugs that affect this health problem. Medical advances are the direct results of clinical ...Read On
Lymphedema Clinical Trials Are Recruiting
Abstract: Participation in clinical trials may offer lymphedema patients a chance to bring about better, easier and more affordable treatment for lymphedema. Read On
Laser Therapy Effective in Treating Post-Mastectomy Lympheodema
Abstract: Upper limb lymphoedema is a common and distressing complication of breast cancer surgery. Reported incidence after surgery is around 5%, increasing to 30% with administration of adjunctive radiotherapy. Read On
The Case for a Lymphedema Treatment Law
Abstract: An evaluation of the case for a lymphedema treatment law. Read On
Lymphedema and Lymphatic Research Now Included in NIH Grant Application Reviews Sections
Abstract: The efforts of Lymphatic Research Foundation (LRF) and the newly formed National Institutes of Health (NIH) Coordinating Committee enabled introduction of ''lymphatics'' into the new system within the NIH for study section reviews. The Cardiovascular ...Read On
Community Network News Spring/Summer 2004
Abstract: LAF Community Network News for Spring/Summer 2004. Read On
How Lymphedema Changed My Life
Abstract: Someone once said that tears are merely a reflection of the soul, whether it is fear, joy, or sadness. All those years of hiding, frustration, fear and secrecy came to a head for me at once, and I started to cry. Why did I start to cry? Read On
Q & A with Dr. Emily Iker and Q&A Coordinator Beki Reily
Abstract: Nails fungus, ovarian cancer and LE in buttocks, congenital lymphedema praecox, rhinoplasty surgeries, Rafapen, bunionectomy exacerbation LE? Read On
LE Activism Reaches the Mall
Abstract: March 15, 2003 was a wonderful day for a Florida Support Group. Several members staffed a strategically placed lymphedema awareness booth in the heaviest traffic area of the Melborne, FL mall. Many passersby stopped for literature and asked questions ...Read On
User Submitted Questions and Anwsers for living with Lymphedema
Abstract: Welcome to the patient question and answer section which showcases ideas for living with lymphedema. Successful lymphedema maintenance tends to vary from patient to patient, so share what works for you. Please note that these ideas do not come from a ...Read On
Depression Busters
Abstract: Do activities you enjoy: dancing, swimming and walking...Use a loofah sponge or body brush to stimulate...get creative...try acting, learning a musical instrument, painting... Read On
Self Care
Abstract: Self checks on your lymphedema and Clothes that help with protection from the sun. Read On
Minimal Edema/Prevention Program Wins Respect of Physicians
Abstract: We at Connal Physical Therapy Group, LLC, have been treating lymphedema since 1992. We have three certified therapists: two Vodder trained and one dually certified in Vodder and Casley-Smith. When we began our program most referrals consisted of patients. Read On
Therapist Q and A Winter/Summer 2003/2004
Abstract: Q and A for therapists. Read On
Antibiotics Reminders(Espanől)
Abstract: Antibiotics help fight infections that are caused by bacteria. Bacteria are clever; they can become antibiotic resistant by adapting and surviving the effects of an antibiotic. The more we use an antibiotic, the more likely this will happen. Read On
Individuals can make a difference
Abstract: You can be heard at the highest government level. Take a look at this brochure which showcases a variety of non-profit organizations, formed by patients and caregivers... Read On
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