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Prospective, Randomized, Controlled Trial Comparing a New Two-Component Compression System with Inelastic Multicomponent Compression Bandages in the Treatment of Leg Lymphedema

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Prospective, Randomized, Controlled Trial Comparing a New Two-Component Compression System with Inelastic Multicomponent Compression Bandages in the Treatment of Leg Lymphedema

Auteurs : D-A. A. Lamprou ; Robert J. Damstra ; Hugo Partsch

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Dermatologic surgery [ 1076-0512 ] ; 2011.

RBID : Pascal:11-0334891

Descripteurs français

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- Lymphoedème, Traitement, Chirurgie, Etude comparative, Compression, Bandage, Jambe, Dermatologie.

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- Bandage, Comparative study, Compression, Dermatology, Leg, Lymphedema, Surgery, Treatment.

Abstract

BACKGROUND New, less-bulky, short-stretch compression bandages could be a valuable alternative in the management of lymphedema of the leg. OBJECTIVE To compare the effectiveness of a two-component compression (2CC) system in the treatment of leg lymphedema with that of the traditional treatment with conventional inelastic multicomponent compression bandages (IMC). METHODS Thirty hospitalized patients with moderate to severe unilateral lymphedema (stage II-III) of the leg were included. Patients were divided in two groups; one (n = 15) received a 2CC, and the other (n= 15) received IMC. Primary outcome was volume reduction of the affected leg; secondary outcome was loss of interface pressure. RESULTS Median leg volumes before bandaging were 4,150 mL (2CC) and 4,360 mL (IMC). Median volume reduction after 2 hours was 120 mL (2.9%) with the 2CC system and 80 mL (1.8%) with IMC (p>.05). After 24 hours, volume reduction was 8.4% and 4.4% respectively (p>.05). Interface pressure dropped significantly within 2 hours of bandage application in both groups. CONCLUSION Our results indicate that the 2CC system forms a suitable alternative to IMC in the conventional treatment of moderate to severe lymphedema.

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AU :	LAMPROU (D-A. A.); DAMSTRA (Robert J.); PARTSCH (Hugo)
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<EA>BACKGROUND New, less-bulky, short-stretch compression bandages could be a valuable alternative in the management of lymphedema of the leg. OBJECTIVE To compare the effectiveness of a two-component compression (2CC) system in the treatment of leg lymphedema with that of the traditional treatment with conventional inelastic multicomponent compression bandages (IMC). METHODS Thirty hospitalized patients with moderate to severe unilateral lymphedema (stage II-III) of the leg were included. Patients were divided in two groups; one (n = 15) received a 2CC, and the other (n= 15) received IMC. Primary outcome was volume reduction of the affected leg; secondary outcome was loss of interface pressure. RESULTS Median leg volumes before bandaging were 4,150 mL (2CC) and 4,360 mL (IMC). Median volume reduction after 2 hours was 120 mL (2.9%) with the 2CC system and 80 mL (1.8%) with IMC (p>.05). After 24 hours, volume reduction was 8.4% and 4.4% respectively (p>.05). Interface pressure dropped significantly within 2 hours of bandage application in both groups. CONCLUSION Our results indicate that the 2CC system forms a suitable alternative to IMC in the conventional treatment of moderate to severe lymphedema.</EA>
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<FD>Lymphoedème; Traitement; Chirurgie; Etude comparative; Compression; Bandage; Jambe; Dermatologie</FD>
<FG>Pathologie de l'appareil circulatoire; Pathologie des vaisseaux lymphatiques</FG>
<ED>Lymphedema; Treatment; Surgery; Comparative study; Compression; Bandage; Leg; Dermatology</ED>
<EG>Cardiovascular disease; Lymphatic vessel disease</EG>
<SD>Linfedema; Tratamiento; Cirugía; Estudio comparativo; Compresión; Vendaje; Pierna; Dermatología</SD>
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Prospective, Randomized, Controlled Trial Comparing a New Two-Component Compression System with Inelastic Multicomponent Compression Bandages in the Treatment of Leg Lymphedema

Prospective, Randomized, Controlled Trial Comparing a New Two-Component Compression System with Inelastic Multicomponent Compression Bandages in the Treatment of Leg Lymphedema

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