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Please share this study from the University of Texas at Austin: they are looking for breast cancer patients who've undergone surgery for treatment or prevention, to review images of various stages of the recon process. At this time, the study is done on campus. #thankscancer
22/ Reporters @PatrickMRucker and @mayatmiller will discuss this story in detail this Tuesday at “Medically Necessary,” a virtual panel discussion about America’s broken health insurance system.
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@elpPhD Hello, I'm not sure I understand this request either. Could you rephrase and provide context?
I would like to provide an answer as a young breast cancer patient who is also an advocate for aesthetic flat closure, but just need to better understand the question. Thank you.
@lpeterso_laura A certified lymphedema PT should help. The massage is done in a certain sequence.
Here in the Austin, TX area, Cancer Rehab & Integrative Medicine (CRIM) is a valuable resource for learning about lymphedema & treatment. I hope you have great resources where you are too.