Subcutaneous cannula drainage for symptomatic lower limb oedema in advanced cancer: a case study

Lauren Priest; Peter Allcroft; Margaret Thomson; Anthea Lambrakis

Subcutaneous cannula drainage for symptomatic lower limb oedema in advanced cancer: a case study

Lauren Priest, Peter Allcroft, Margaret Thomson, Anthea Lambrakis

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Abstract

Secondary lymphoedema is a troubling and complex symptom in people with advanced metastatic cancer. Currently there is no standardised approach to managing secondary lymphoedema in the palliative care population. This case study of lower limb lymphoedema utilises subcutaneous drainage with specific cannula placement. The hope is that this insight may allow for future standardisation of this procedure..

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	45-48
Number of pages	4
Journal	Journal of Lymphoedema
Volume	18
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 19 Oct 2023

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metastatic cancer
Secondary lymphoedema palliative care

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Subcutaneous cannula drainage for symptomatic lower limb oedema in advanced cancer: a case study

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