Lymphedema after treatment for head and neck cancer negatively impacts the quality of life and can produce neck tissue stiffness, dysphagia, pain, and swelling. One form of treatment for lymphedema… Click to show full abstract
Lymphedema after treatment for head and neck cancer negatively impacts the quality of life and can produce neck tissue stiffness, dysphagia, pain, and swelling. One form of treatment for lymphedema is machine‐delivered sequential lymphedema massage, which is home based and self administered. This study was undertaken to determine economic and system access to home‐based lymphedema therapy and to measure patient‐reported outcomes among those able to access therapy.
               
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