Robot-Assisted Lymphedema Surgery: Is it really helpful?

When conservative treatments and therapies aren’t enough to relieve painful inflammation and swelling from lymphedema, some patients turn to surgery. Over the past two decades, medical advancements in microsurgery, led by pioneering surgeons like Dr. Jay Granzow, have transformed the way doctors treat lymphedema. Experienced surgeons now use minimally invasive and highly successful techniques to help reduce lymphedema symptoms and improve quality of life. Microsurgery......
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We are thrilled to bring you an insightful look into the innovative work being done in Jacksonville, Florida, specifically regarding the advanced treatment of lymphedema at the Granzow Lymphedema and Lipedema Center. We understand the significant impact that lymphedema can have on daily life, and our mission is to offer the most effective and compassionate care available. In a recent article with the Jacksonville Florida......
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The latest research in lymphedema surgery was presented this month during at the lymphedema surgery sessions of the 12th International National Lymphedema Network (NLN) in Dallas, Texas. Moderated by Dr. Jay Granzow, the sessions focused on effective surgery for lymphedema, a condition that can cause severe swelling in arms or legs after treatment for cancer....
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We are dedicated to supporting our patients emotionally and as a team through outreach programs such as local fundraisers, sponsorships, awareness and advocacy on behalf of our patients....
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Modern lymphedema surgeries are considered safe by those familiar with the procedures. In the past, lymphedema surgeries were less successful and much more invasive. The procedures were mostly ablative, meaning that large amounts of tissue including skin and deeper structures were removed....
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