… radiology might contribute to advances in the diagnosis and treatment of lymphatic diseases…
In central lymphatic flow disorders, DCMRL typically demonstrates the failure of contrast …

… The ensuing stasis of lymph flow is associated with blunted regional immune trafficking,
local … Magnetic resonance imaging has complementary utility (39). Recent advances in the …

… technique is limited in both its ability to identify disease and to guide therapy. Recent
advancements provide opportunities for new imaging techniques not only to assist in the diagnosis …

… of lymph nodes using each imaging modality with a focus on oncologic disease. The …
This clinical conundrum may be better addressed by more advanced imaging techniques or …

… Current advances in understanding the pathophysiology of lymphatic … -date imaging
techniques and clinical applications of MRL for assessing lymphatic vessels and their abnormalities …

… imaging being the first indicator of disease in this lymph node group. The IJC (levels II, III,
IV), as mentioned earlier, typically receive drainage … The usual pattern of lymphatic drainage …

… disease result from peripheral lymphatic dysfunction, a very common clinical manifestation
of this dysfunction is … ICG imaging can be used to guide manual lymphatic drainage via …

… Using NCMRL, we were able to image normal and abnormal lymphatic systems. An
important learning point is the potential need for sedation for younger patients due to long …

… Until recently, lymphatic dysfunction was mainly associated with primary and secondary …
advances in the use of noninvasive optical methods for assessing blood flow and lymph flow in …

… In this study, we reviewed some of the latest developments in this field and discuss new … As
a result, this imaging modality has transformed our understanding of lymphatic flow disorders …