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    Longitudinal, Long-Term Comparison of Single- versus Multipoint Upper Limb Circumference Periodical Measurements as a Tool to Predict Persistent Lymphedema in Women Treated Surgically for Breast Cancer: An Optimized Strategy to Early Diagnose Lymphedema and Avoid Permanent Sequelae in Breast Cancer Survivors

    Longitudinal, Long-Term Comparison of Single- versus Multipoint Upper Limb Circumference Periodical Measurements as a Tool to Predict Persistent Lymphedema in Women Treated Surgica... von Furlan, Cintia, Matheus, Carolina Nascimben, Jales, Rodrigo Menezes, Derchain, Sophie F. M., Bennini, João Renato, Sarian, Luís Otavio

    Veröffentlicht in Annals of surgical oncology

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    ASO Author Reflections: A Roadmap to Early Detection of Patients at Increased Risk of Developing Persistent Lymphedema After Breast Cancer Surgery Has Been Outlined: What to Offer Them Remains Elusive

    ASO Author Reflections: A Roadmap to Early Detection of Patients at Increased Risk of Developing Persistent Lymphedema After Breast Cancer Surgery Has Been Outlined: What to Offer... von Furlan, Cintia, Matheus, Carolina Nascimben, Jales, Rodrigo Menezes, Derchain, Sophie F. M., Bennini Junior, João Renato, Sarian, Luís Otavio

    Veröffentlicht in Annals of surgical oncology

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    Change in blood flow velocity demonstrated by Doppler ultrasound in upper limb after axillary dissection surgery for the treatment of breast cancer

    Change in blood flow velocity demonstrated by Doppler ultrasound in upper limb after axillary dissection surgery for the treatment of breast cancer von Nascimben Matheus, Carolina, Caldeira de Oliveira Guirro, Elaine


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    ASO Visual Abstract: Longitudinal, Long-Term Comparison of Single-Versus Multi-Point Upper Limb Circumference Periodical Measurements as a Tool to Predict Persistent Lymphedema in Women Treated Surgically for Breast Cancer

    ASO Visual Abstract: Longitudinal, Long-Term Comparison of Single-Versus Multi-Point Upper Limb Circumference Periodical Measurements as a Tool to Predict Persistent Lymphedema in... von Furlan Cintia, Matheus Carolina Nascimben, Jales Rodrigo Menezes, Derchain Sophie F M, Junior João Renato Bennini, Sarian, Luís Otavio

    Veröffentlicht in Annals of surgical oncology

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    ASO Visual Abstract: Longitudinal, Long-Term Comparison of Single-Versus Multi-Point Upper Limb Circumference Periodical Measurements as a Tool to Predict Persistent Lymphedema in Women Treated Surgically for Breast Cancer: An Optimized Strategy to Early Diagnose Lymphedema and Avoid Permanent Sequelae in Breast Cancer Survivors

    ASO Visual Abstract: Longitudinal, Long-Term Comparison of Single-Versus Multi-Point Upper Limb Circumference Periodical Measurements as a Tool to Predict Persistent Lymphedema in... von Furlan, Cintia, Matheus, Carolina Nascimben, Jales, Rodrigo Menezes, Derchain, Sophie F. M., Junior, João Renato Bennini, Sarian, Luís Otavio

    Veröffentlicht in Annals of surgical oncology

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    Early Blood Flow Abnormalities in Axillary and Brachial Arteries Precede the Onset of Persistent Lymphedema in Women Treated Surgically for Breast Cancer

    Early Blood Flow Abnormalities in Axillary and Brachial Arteries Precede the Onset of Persistent Lymphedema in Women Treated Surgically for Breast Cancer von Furlan, Cintia, Derchain, Sophie F M, Matheus, Carolina Nascimben, Jales, Rodrigo Menezes, Sarian, Luís Otávio

    Veröffentlicht in Lymphatic research and biology

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    Vascular Alterations in Axillary and Brachial Vessels in Patients with Axillary Web Syndrome After Breast Cancer Surgery

    Vascular Alterations in Axillary and Brachial Vessels in Patients with Axillary Web Syndrome After Breast Cancer Surgery von Furlan, Cintia, Matheus, Carolina Nascimben, Jales, Rodrigo Menezes, Derchain, Sophie, Sarian, Luís Otávio

    Veröffentlicht in Lymphatic research and biology

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