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Lymphedema of the genital tract

Questionnaire on the impact of lymphedema of the genital tract in women.

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Allow us to thank you very much for your availability and the rigor that you will bring to complete this questionnaire.

The latter is part of a body of work aimed at better understanding the impacts of lymphedema of the external genitalia.

These studies are conducted by the Lymphology and Rehabilitation Research Unit of the Free University of Brussels under the responsibility of Professor JP Belgrado and J. Foucart and Miss E. Depraeter, scientific collaborator.

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