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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 144, Issue 2, 361-364
Copyright © 1985 by American Roentgen Ray Society

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The role of CT in the diagnosis of primary lymphedema of the lower limb

NS Hadjis, DH Carr, L Banks, and JJ Pflug

Twelve patients with primary lymphedema of the lower limb were examined with computed tomography (CT). A characteristic "honeycomb" pattern of the subcutaneous compartment was seen in 10 of these patients. CT scans in nine other patients with swollen leg secondary to chronic venous disease or lipedema did not show this characteristic pattern. CT may be helpful in the differential diagnosis of a swollen leg, thus obviating venography or lymphangiography.
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