Purpose Breast cancer-related lymphedema (BCRL) represents a lifelong risk for breast
cancer survivors and once acquired becomes a lifelong burden. This review summarizes …

Risk management and self-management strategies for breast cancer-related lymphedema
(BCRL) must balance best-evidence guidelines and associated risk factor knowledge. There …

Aims To explore predictors of lymphedema self‐management behaviours among Chinese
breast cancer survivors based on the Integrated Theory of Health Behaviour Change, and to …

Background Breast cancer-related lymphedema in the upper limb remains one of the most
distressful complications of breast cancer treatment. YouTube is considered a potential …

Remedial exercises are an important part of the treatment for lymphedema, but there is little
evidence to support the acute effects of remedial exercises with or without compression. The …

Purpose Early treatment is advised for breast cancer–related arm lymphoedema (BCRL), a
common sequelae of breast cancer treatment. Expert guidance recommends two-phase …

Purpose Mobile health applications have been widely adopted among breast cancer
survivors for disease management; however, their use specifically for the prevention of …

Aims This study aimed to examine the effectiveness of a web application on health literacy
and self‐efficacy in managing arm oedema symptoms among patients with breast cancer …

Background The prevalence of lymphedema is rising, necessitating accurate diagnostic and
treatment information for affected patients. Short video-sharing platforms facilitate access to …

Abstract Purpose of Review Breast cancer-related lymphedema (BCRL) remains a
significant burden for breast cancer survivors. With improved survival, recognition of the long …