SurgicalAspects of Lympnocdcma
Moustfa Kamel Abd El- Rahman;
Abstract
Lymphoedema is a condition defined as a swelling of a part of the body caused by accumulation of interstitial fluid secondary to malfonnation or malfunction of the lymphatic system. Consequently,lymphoedema is classified into two major forms:
1I The D!'lmarv lYmphoedema which is due to malfonned lymphatic
pathways. and discribed according age as congenital, praecox and tarda. Furthermore primary lymphoedema is classified according to the lymphographic features into:
a) Hypoplasitc, b) Hyperplastic.
c) True lymphatic aplasia.
21 Seconci!!!'V tympho!d!ma. It iS the commonest fonn of lymphoedema, occunng due to a variety of aetiOioiJical factors.
1I The D!'lmarv lYmphoedema which is due to malfonned lymphatic
pathways. and discribed according age as congenital, praecox and tarda. Furthermore primary lymphoedema is classified according to the lymphographic features into:
a) Hypoplasitc, b) Hyperplastic.
c) True lymphatic aplasia.
21 Seconci!!!'V tympho!d!ma. It iS the commonest fonn of lymphoedema, occunng due to a variety of aetiOioiJical factors.
Other data
| Title | SurgicalAspects of Lympnocdcma | Other Titles | الجوانب الجراحية للتورم الليمفاوى | Authors | Moustfa Kamel Abd El- Rahman | Issue Date | 1993 |
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