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ConsultantLive.com. Edema of the Hands: A Photo Essay
February 20, 2013
Lymphedema, seen here in the right arm and hand of a female patient after axillary lymph node dissection, results from accumulation of proteinaceous fluid in interstitial tissue; with time, there is inflammation and fibrosis of subcutaneous tissue. Slowed lymphatic transit time induces lipogenesis and fat deposition. Fibrocytes are then activated and, with time, connective tissue overgrowth occurs as fibrosis ensues.
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