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W. Scott, M. Radakovich (1949)
Venous and lymphatic stasis in the lower extremities; a test for incompetence in the perforating veins; a simple method of adequate control.Surgery, 26 6
Abstract • Moderate chronic lymphedema generally requires a different program of management than mild or massive lymphedema. It responds well to a special management regimen based on home use of an intermittent limb compressor and utilization of proper compression support when the patient is not in the recumbent position. (Arch Surg 1981;116:1097-1098) References 1. Scott WJM, Radakovich M: Venous and lymphatic stasis in lower extremities: Test for incompetence in perforating veins: Simple method of adequate control . Surgery 1949;26:970-986.
Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association
Published: Aug 1, 1981
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