Pathways Fall 2023
Volume 12 Issue 4
REFERENCES
Climate change and climatic variation impact on chronic edema and lymphedema
By Susan Witt and Neil Piller
References
A full set of references can be found at: https://www.canadalymph.ca/pathways-references/
1. Aberdour, S Piller, N, Climate change, global warming and lymphoedemas. Journal of Lymphoedema 2015 10(1) 5
2. Cuff, M. A week of record-Breaking heat, New Scientist 3447 15th July 2023 p 8
3. Ly, C. Death toll of 2022’s heat waves in Europe finally pinned down, New Scientist 3447 15th July 2023 p 9
4. Matthews, M Gordon, S Witt S and Piller N Understanding normal seasonal variations in upper-limb size, volume and fluid distribution in a healthy female population: a North Queensland study Wounds International 2021 12 (2) 28-33
5. Phillips, J Witt, S Piller N Gordon, S Seasonal Variation in Upper Limb Size, Volume, Fluid Distribution, and Lymphedema Diagnosis, Following Breast Cancer Treatment LYMPHATIC RESEARCH AND BIOLOGY, 2023 DOI: 10.1089/lrb.2022.0017
6. Witt, S Dieterle, T and Piller, N, Climate and climatic variation impact on lymphoedema 2022 www.environment.sa.gov.au/climate awards.
7. Witt, S, Watt B, Gordon S and Piller N. Climate change and climatic variation impact on chronic oedemas: a systematic review. Journal of Lymphoedema, 2021, 161 (1) 24-32
How do we diagnose lipedema?
Recommendation of the Diagnosis Working Group of the International Lipoedema Association
By Anna TowersThe full text of the Working Group report is available on the member section of the International Lipoedema Association website: https://theila.net
Report of ILF 2023 Lymphedema Conference
By David Keast and Margie McNeely
A list of all the conference abstracts can be accessed here: https://www.lympho.org/abstracts
We thank the International Lymphoedema Framework for letting us share the abstracts with our readers.