Impact of Aggressive Decongestion on the Maintenance Phase in Combined Physical Therapy for Lower Extremity Lymphedema
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Auteurs : Kotaro Suehiro [Japon] ; Noriyasu Morikage [Japon] ; Osamu Yamashita [Japon] ; Yohikazu Okazaki [Japon] ; Kimikazu Hamano Md [Japon]Source :
- Annals of Vascular Diseases [ 1881-641X ] ; 2011.
Abstract
Objectives: To evaluate the impact of initial aggressive decongestion (Phase 1) on the maintenance phase of complex physical therapy (CPT).
Materials and Methods: We reviewed 27 patients with unilateral and 3 patients with bilateral lower extremity lymphedema who started CPT between April, 2009 and October, 2010. Twelve patients elected to undergo in-hospital Phase 1 (Group I), while the other 18 started CPT on an outpatient-basis without having Phase 1 (Group O). The extremity volume was assessed at the beginning of CPT, and then 3 and 6 months later.
Results: A significant reduction in extremity volume was achieved in each group after 6
months of CPT: from 9049 ± 1912 mL at the beginning to 7771 ± 1486 mL (
Conclusion: Phase 1 did not have a significant impact on the maintenance phase in terms of control of the extremity volume for at least 6 months after the induction of CPT.
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DOI: 10.3400/avd.oa.11.00037
PubMed: 23555469
PubMed Central: 3614389
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<front><div type="abstract" xml:lang="en"><p>Objectives: To evaluate the impact of initial aggressive decongestion (Phase 1) on the
maintenance phase of complex physical therapy (CPT).</p>
<p>Materials and Methods: We reviewed 27 patients with unilateral and 3 patients with
bilateral lower extremity lymphedema who started CPT between April, 2009 and October,
2010. Twelve patients elected to undergo in-hospital Phase 1 (Group I), while the other 18
started CPT on an outpatient-basis without having Phase 1 (Group O). The extremity volume
was assessed at the beginning of CPT, and then 3 and 6 months later.</p>
<p>Results: A significant reduction in extremity volume was achieved in each group after 6
months of CPT: from 9049 ± 1912 mL at the beginning to 7771 ± 1486 mL (<italic>p =
</italic>
0.0033) in group I; and from 7370 ± 1392 mL to 7036 ± 1241 mL (<italic>p =
</italic>
0.0200) in group O. However, after 6 months, extremity volume reduction (−845 ±
1283 mL in group I vs. −404 ± 370 mL in group O; <italic>p = </italic>
0.7672) and volume
reduction rates (−23.6 ± 22.7% in group I vs. −46.4 ± 52.2% in group O; <italic>p =
</italic>
0.2564) did not differ significantly between the groups. </p>
<p>Conclusion: Phase 1 did not have a significant impact on the maintenance phase in terms
of control of the extremity volume for at least 6 months after the induction of CPT.</p>
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<abstract><p>Objectives: To evaluate the impact of initial aggressive decongestion (Phase 1) on the
maintenance phase of complex physical therapy (CPT).</p>
<p>Materials and Methods: We reviewed 27 patients with unilateral and 3 patients with
bilateral lower extremity lymphedema who started CPT between April, 2009 and October,
2010. Twelve patients elected to undergo in-hospital Phase 1 (Group I), while the other 18
started CPT on an outpatient-basis without having Phase 1 (Group O). The extremity volume
was assessed at the beginning of CPT, and then 3 and 6 months later.</p>
<p>Results: A significant reduction in extremity volume was achieved in each group after 6
months of CPT: from 9049 ± 1912 mL at the beginning to 7771 ± 1486 mL (<italic>p =
</italic>
0.0033) in group I; and from 7370 ± 1392 mL to 7036 ± 1241 mL (<italic>p =
</italic>
0.0200) in group O. However, after 6 months, extremity volume reduction (−845 ±
1283 mL in group I vs. −404 ± 370 mL in group O; <italic>p = </italic>
0.7672) and volume
reduction rates (−23.6 ± 22.7% in group I vs. −46.4 ± 52.2% in group O; <italic>p =
</italic>
0.2564) did not differ significantly between the groups. </p>
<p>Conclusion: Phase 1 did not have a significant impact on the maintenance phase in terms
of control of the extremity volume for at least 6 months after the induction of CPT.</p>
</abstract>
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