What does the latest evidence say? Breast cancer-related lymphoedema (BCRL) is a distressing and potentially life-long complication faced by individuals who undergo breast cancer treatment. It is caused by damage to or removal...
Lipoedema is a chronic and progressive condition characterised by the abnormal accumulation of fat cells and connective tissue, predominantly in the lower body, including the hips, buttocks and legs. It primarily affects...
‘Lymphatic Cording’ Axillary Web Syndrome, also known as Lymphatic Cording, refers to the rope like structure, that may develop in the armpit but can also extend down the inner aspect of the arm...
Breast cancer is the most common diagnosed cancer in women and it is estimated that approximately 19,500 new cases will be diagnosed in 2020. Australia has one of the best survival rates...