Background Lymphoedema is a chronic condition that is estimated to affect up to four people
per 1000 of the UK population with this increasing with age. Men account for up to 20% of …

Lymphoedema Network Wales was developed in 2011, after receiving a£ 1 million recurring
investment from the Welsh Government to implement its Lymphoedema Strategy. This article …

Lymphoedema arises when the lymphatic system has been damaged and may occur
secondary to cancer treatment. While much of the extant literature focuses on quality of life in …

Abstract [Q abstract restructured in accordance with our house style for research articles–
please check this is ok] The number of patients with chronic oedema seen in the community …

Compression, skin care, manual lymph drainage and exercise form the mainstays of
treatment of chronic limb oedema. The compression aspect of the regimen is often …

This article will focus on the integration of tissue viability and lymphoedema services to
improve outcomes for patients with leg ulceration. It will highlight why there is a need for …

Untreated chronic oedema and lymphoedema will advance, resulting in increased swelling
and skin changes, and may subsequently lead to associated physical and psychosocial …

Ageing affects not only individuals but also society. It occurs throughout the western world.
The ageing process may lead to the development of conditions, such as chronic oedema, as …

Lymphoedema Network Wales has focused on maximising the impact of its service through
the effective use of available resources to ensure high-quality and consistent care for people …

A then-test technique was used to investigate the possibility of a response shift in the
Glasgow hearing aid benefit profile (GHABP). Following completion of part 1 of the GHABP …