Pathways Winter 2023-24 Volume 13 Issue 1 REFERENCES
Bone and soft tissue sarcoma An often overlooked set of lymphedema patients By Marize Ibrahim
References A full set of references can be found at: https://www.canadalymph.ca/pathways-references/
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Moving forward together The 2023 National Conference is another success By Anna Kennedy and Shirin Shallwani
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Approaching a challenging conversation as a part of lymphedema management By Sally Keir
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Forward momentum Future steps in lymphedema management By Anna Kennedy Recordings of the following presentations from the SUMMIT can be viewed for FREE through the videos sections of the Public Learning Center on the LANA website: 1. Current Diagnostic and Quantitative Techniques in the Field of Lymphedema Management. 2. Current State of Evidence for CDT for BCRL. 3. State of the Art-Lymphatic Surgery. 4. The Effect of Compression Therapies, Devices and Pumps on Lymphedema Secondary to Cancer and Rapid Review and Evidence Map. 5. Current Evidence on Patient Precautions for Reducing Breast Cancer-Related Lymphedema Manifestation and Progression Risks. 6. The Influence of Non-Cancer-Related Risk Factors in the Development of Cancer-Related Lymphedema. 7. Incidence of Lymphedema Related to Various Cancers and Their Treatments 8. Workshop Summaries (preceded by a presentation about the Lymphedema Treatment Act) The findings of the Summit presentations and Workshops will be published in late 2024, and will be shared at that time.
Skin care and lymphedema By Terence J. Ryan Editors Note: Recent studies showed the risk for cellulitis was reduced by 77% if wearing compression stockings. See Pathways Spring 2021 “Compression counters cellulitis” by E. Webb https://issuu.com/canadianlymphedemaframework/docs/compression_counters_cellulitis._e_webb._sp ring_2?fr=xIAEoAT3_NTU1
Where are they now? A family’s courageous twelve years of both struggle and hope By Joanne Small-Hopkins Readers can access Joanne’s original story in Pathways Winter 2014 here: https://issuu.com/canadianlymphedemaframework/docs/pathways_wtr_2014_final