A CASE OF LYMPHEDEMA OF THE LOWER LIMBS AS A RESULT OF METASTATIC SPREAD TO THE LYMPHATIC VESSELS OF THE DERMIS
Abstract
An unusual case of lymphedema is presented. It affects the lower limbs and chest, and is caused by localized metastatic proliferation to the dermal lymphatic vessels from a primary gastric carcinoma of the muciparous cell type.
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Accarpio, G., Cariati, E., Scordamaglia, R., Rella, G., Arcuri, V. & Papi, M., (1981) “A CASE OF LYMPHEDEMA OF THE LOWER LIMBS AS A RESULT OF METASTATIC SPREAD TO THE LYMPHATIC VESSELS OF THE DERMIS”, Lymphology 14(3), 141-143.
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