Add to ORKGWe investigated a method of indirect volume measurement that utilized surface measurements and a simplified formula derived from the formula for a frustum (Sitzia's method) to determine limb volumes in patients with breast cancer-related lymphedema of the upper extremity. Repeated measurements of upper-extremity limb volume were obtained by two observers on both upper extremities of 30 women with unilateral lymphedema. Volume was calculated using a simplified formula and compared with water displacement method as a gold standard. Indirect volume determination using Sitzia's method is comparable with the water displacement method, has comparable intra- and interobserver reliabilities, and can be used for diagnosis and follow up measurements ...
Current noninvasive techniques for the routine and frequent quantification of peripheral lymphedema ...
Assessing changes in upper extremity limb volume during lymphedema therapy is important for determin...
Abstract: Understanding whether a true change has occurred during the process of care is of utmost i...
We investigated a method of indirect volume measurement that utilized surface measurements and a sim...
breast cancer treatment is a frequent manifestation of lymphedema. In order to document outcomes fro...
We conducted a reliability comparison study to determine the intrarater and inter-rater reliability ...
Background: Lymphedema of the upper extremity is a common side effect of lymph node dissection or ir...
Background and Purpose. Arm lymphedema following breast cancer In this study, we assessed the surger...
In lymphedema, besides measuring limb girth at various levels, it very important to measure volume o...
Women who have been treated for breast cancer with axillary surgery and/or radiation are at an incr...
Background and Purpose. Arm lymphedema following breast cancer surgery is a continuing problem. In t...
The accurate, non-invasive measurement of limb volume in patients with lymphoedema is important in t...
Understanding whether a true change has occurred during the process of care is of utmost importance ...
Item does not contain fulltextBACKGROUND: Upper-extremity lymphedema is a frequent complication in p...
Objective: In lymphedema management, lower limb volume is commonly assessed by circumference measure...
Current noninvasive techniques for the routine and frequent quantification of peripheral lymphedema ...
Assessing changes in upper extremity limb volume during lymphedema therapy is important for determin...
Abstract: Understanding whether a true change has occurred during the process of care is of utmost i...
We investigated a method of indirect volume measurement that utilized surface measurements and a sim...
breast cancer treatment is a frequent manifestation of lymphedema. In order to document outcomes fro...
We conducted a reliability comparison study to determine the intrarater and inter-rater reliability ...
Background: Lymphedema of the upper extremity is a common side effect of lymph node dissection or ir...
Background and Purpose. Arm lymphedema following breast cancer In this study, we assessed the surger...
In lymphedema, besides measuring limb girth at various levels, it very important to measure volume o...
Women who have been treated for breast cancer with axillary surgery and/or radiation are at an incr...
Background and Purpose. Arm lymphedema following breast cancer surgery is a continuing problem. In t...
The accurate, non-invasive measurement of limb volume in patients with lymphoedema is important in t...
Understanding whether a true change has occurred during the process of care is of utmost importance ...
Item does not contain fulltextBACKGROUND: Upper-extremity lymphedema is a frequent complication in p...
Objective: In lymphedema management, lower limb volume is commonly assessed by circumference measure...
Current noninvasive techniques for the routine and frequent quantification of peripheral lymphedema ...
Assessing changes in upper extremity limb volume during lymphedema therapy is important for determin...
Abstract: Understanding whether a true change has occurred during the process of care is of utmost i...