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Visualization of both the superficial and deep lymphatic system of the upper extremity using magnetic resonance lymphography

Wolfs et al., 2022

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11485652760327997561
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Wolfs J
Qiu S
Lobbes M
Bijkerk E
van der Hulst R
Keuter X
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Lymphatic Research and Biology

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Background: The lymphatic system consists of the superficial and deep lymphatic system. Several diagnostic methods are used to assess the lymphatic system. Lymphoscintigraphy and indocyanine green lymphography are widely applied, both showing disadvantages …
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