Lymphatic capillaries begin as open saccules in the interstitial space and then form initial
lymphatics. Numerous endothelial cells of initial lymphatics overlap at their margins, and …

… In addition, a number of macromolecular agents have the potential to incorporate drugs within
their structure, which may enable targeted therapy at the same time as diagnostic imaging. …

… vessels and the lymph nodes. The objective of this review is to discuss the … imaging modalities
of the lymphatic system, with a special focus on the new possibilities of lymphatic imaging …

… Imaging lymphatic anatomy and function also plays an important role in experimental studies
of lymphatic … We then describe the use of lymphatic imaging in experimental systems as …

… Imaging techniques for visualization of the lymphatic system are less well developed than
those for imaging … Thus, imaging of lymphatic system is usually performed after interstitial …

… lymphatic imaging techniques: and they are imaging of the extremities and imaging of the
central lymphatic system… Multiple techniques have been described for extremity imaging …

… In this article we critically examine advantages and limitations of both subcutaneous and
intravenous routes of injection for the delivery of diagnostic agents to the lymphatic system. …

… Accurate imaging of the lymphatic system can aid in cancer staging, optimize surgical
procedures to reduce lymphedema, and may one day be a means of delivering intralymphatic …

… This article describes the anatomy and physiologic role of the lymphatic system and discusses
some of the major conditions outlined in the International Society for the Study of Vascular …

… The lymphatic system is a collection of vessels and lymph nodes (LNs) that is similar yet
distinct from the vascular system. The primary function of the lymphatic system is to maintain …