Human Lymphatic Architecture and Dynamic Transport Imaged Using Near-infrared Fluorescence.
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Auteurs : John C. Rasmussen [États-Unis] ; I-Chih Tan ; Milton V. Marshall ; Kristen E. Adams ; Sunkuk Kwon ; Caroline E. Fife ; Erik A. Maus ; Latisha A. Smith ; Kyle R. Covington ; Eva M. Sevick-MuracaSource :
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Abstract
Although the importance of lymphatic function is well recognized, the lack of real-time imaging modalities limits our understanding of its role in many diseases. In a phase 0 exploratory study, we used dynamic, near-infrared (NIR) fluorescence imaging to assess the extremes of lymphatic architecture and transport in healthy human subjects and in subjects clinically diagnosed with unilateral lymphedema (LE), a disease that can be prevalent in cancer survivors.
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In a phase 0 exploratory study, we used dynamic, near-infrared (NIR) fluorescence imaging to assess the extremes of lymphatic architecture and transport in healthy human subjects and in subjects clinically diagnosed with unilateral lymphedema (LE), a disease that can be prevalent in cancer survivors.</AbstractText><AbstractText Label="METHODS AND RESULTS" NlmCategory="RESULTS">Active lymphatic propulsion was imaged after intradermal injections of 25 µg of indocyanine green (total maximum dose ≤400 µg) bilaterally in the arms or legs of control and subjects. Images show well-defined lymphatic structures with propulsive dye transport in limbs of healthy subjects. In LE subjects, we observed extravascular dye accumulation, networks of fluorescent lymphatic capillaries, and/or tortuous lymphatic vessels in all symptomatic and some asymptomatic limbs. 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