Schmitz R
Zeitschrift fur Hautkrankheiten · 15 jan 1987
· PMID 3564610
Lipedema is a hereditary disease concerning exclusively women. We discuss the characteristics of diagnosis as well as the differential diagnosis between lipedema and primary lymphedema. Therapy is effective if the lipedema resembles a lymphedema.
ObjectivesLipedema is a progressive adipose disorder affecting women, with diagnosis often delayed due to symptom overlap and lack of validated tools. This study assesses the Turkish version of the Lipedema Screening…
Ergin C et al. · Phlebology · 30 out 2026
IntroductionLipedema is a chronic adipose and connective tissue disorder in which pain is classically localized to affected limb tissue. However, some patients report joint, periarticular, myotendinous, or axial pain, with…
Fiengo E, Sbarbati A · Phlebology · 24 out 2026
BackgroundChronic venous disorders and lipedema are complex and frequently underdiagnosed conditions characterized by heterogeneous clinical presentations, progressive tissue remodeling, and substantial variability in treatment…
Hendesi F, Nazem A · Phlebology · 23 out 2026