Sun-burn Induced Upper Limb Lymphedema 11 Years Following Breast Cancer Surgery: A Case Report
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Background: Upper arm lymphedema is a common complication one year after breast cancer surgery, which profoundly impacts patients' quality of life.
Case Summary: We reported a case of lymphedema induced by prolonged sun exposure 11 years after breast cancer surgery.
Conclusion: Breast screening, patient education and follow-up after hospital discharge could help to prevent upper-arm lymphedema.
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