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Clinical significance of dermal backflow on lymphoscintigraphy in patients with lower limb edema
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Chronic blockage of the lymphatic system due to functional or anatomical causes results in lymphoedema which results inswelling due to accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the soft tissue. Lymphoedema commonly affects the upper and lowerlimbs but may be seen in the neck, chest wall, abdomen and genitalia. Lymphoscintigraphy is non-invasive and maps thelymphatic channels thereby indicating location of blockage along the lymphatic pathways. Blockage of lymphatic channelsmay lead to back pressure resulting in dermal backflow. We present a case of dermal backflow in bilateral lymphoedema.Keywords: lymphoscintigraphy, dermal backflow, lymphedema
Pakistan Medical Association
Title: Clinical significance of dermal backflow on lymphoscintigraphy in patients with lower limb edema
Description:
Chronic blockage of the lymphatic system due to functional or anatomical causes results in lymphoedema which results inswelling due to accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the soft tissue.
Lymphoedema commonly affects the upper and lowerlimbs but may be seen in the neck, chest wall, abdomen and genitalia.
Lymphoscintigraphy is non-invasive and maps thelymphatic channels thereby indicating location of blockage along the lymphatic pathways.
Blockage of lymphatic channelsmay lead to back pressure resulting in dermal backflow.
We present a case of dermal backflow in bilateral lymphoedema.
Keywords: lymphoscintigraphy, dermal backflow, lymphedema.
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