Key factors in reducing morbidity following inguinal node dissections

Rimouche, Sofiane; Ball, Simon; Kumar, Pardeep; Gajanan, Kantappa; Muphy, J. V.; Swindell, Ric; Sangar, Vijay K; Lau, Maurice; Ramani, Vijay; Clarke, Noel W.; Ahmed, Abubakr; Winter-Roach, Brett; Slade, Richard J; Ross, Gary

doi:10.1007/s00238-012-0757-4

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“…As shown in the data presented by Rimouche et al, morbidity can also be reduced by implementing surgical techniques such as transverse incision, preservation of the long saphenous vein and Sartorius switch. The overall complication rate reported in their own patients in this paper was 61% [ 20 ]. This is lower than literature reported complication rates of up to 87%.…”

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Reducing morbidity with surgical adhesives following inguinal lymph node dissections for the treatment of malignant skin tumors

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GMS Interdisciplinary Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery DGPW; 5:Doc05

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Reducing morbidity with surgical adhesives following inguinal lymph node dissections for the treatment of malignant skin tumors

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Münstermann

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GMS Interdisciplinary Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery DGPW; 5:Doc05

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“…The most significant risk for lymphoedema however is inguinal lymph node clearance for penile cancer (Rimouche et al 2013). In contrast, whilst the incidence of lymphoedema in patients following treatment for testicular cancer is unknown, it is thought to be rare (Okeke et al 2004).…”

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Development of the Lymphoedema Genito-Urinary Cancer Questionnaire

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The aim of this study was to develop a patient self-report tool to detect symptoms of genital and lower limb lymphoedema in male survivors of genitourinary cancer. The study incorporated the views of patients and subject specialists (lymphoedema and urology) in the design of a patient questionnaire based on the literature. Views on comprehensiveness, relevance of content, ease of understanding and perceived acceptability to patients were collated. The findings informed the development of the next iteration of the questionnaire.The overall view of participants was that the development and application of such a tool was of great clinical value and the Lymphoedema Genito-Urinary Cancer Questionnaire (LGUCQ) has significant potential for further development as a research tool to inform prevalence of this under-reported condition.

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Key factors in reducing morbidity following inguinal node dissections

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Reducing morbidity with surgical adhesives following inguinal lymph node dissections for the treatment of malignant skin tumors

Reducing morbidity with surgical adhesives following inguinal lymph node dissections for the treatment of malignant skin tumors

Development of the Lymphoedema Genito-Urinary Cancer Questionnaire

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