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Diagnostic Evaluation of Edema ~ Thom Rooke, MD, Summary by Peggy Bush, APNLast Updated: 4/25/2012Diagnostic Evaluation
of Edema ~ Thom Rooke, MD, Summary by Peggy Bush, APN
Mayo Clinic Third Venous Symposium ~ 2012
Limb swelling is the most common referral to Vascular Medicine at Mayo Clinic. Not enough fluid removal from tissue ~ COLD Too much fluid entry into tissue ~ HOT >1 limb ~ Moist ![]() Examples of COLD would be venous disease, lymphedema, dependency, & factitial (Not enough fluid removal from tissue) Examples: ![]() Examples of HOT would be (Too much fluid entry into tissue) Inflammation – trauma/hematoma, infection, abscess, & osteomyelitis AVM Arthritis Sympathetic dysfunction Tumor Thermal injury Too much fluid in: Example of Moist is CHF (not enough fluid out) Examples of Moist are Myxedema, hypoproteinemia, volume overload, steroids/hormones/drugs, cyclic edema, capillary leak Lymphedema Testing ~ Lymphoscintogram, venous testing, venous plethysmography Dr. Rooke shared many illustrations and images.
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