This prevention program seems to be working, I heard KU has something like 16 Sozo devices now, anyway we wait.
One investors trash is another investors treasure.
By looking at most of the top US cancer centres websites now, the tape measure is 100% on life support, it's only a matter of time now until BIS will be the new standard of care.
Join LE&RN for our next online Symposium, "Lymphedema Prevention Program...The Future in Cancer Care," with Sabrina Korentager, MSN, RN, BS, CLT-UE, on Monday, March 9, 2020, at 1pm EST (12 noon CST, 11am MST, 10am PST). To attend, simply click on the above link at the event time.
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RSVP on Facebook here. About Sabrina Korentager, MSN, RN, BS, CLT-UE Lymphedema prevention became Sabrina Korentager's passion after working in breast cancer research and meeting a remarkable woman who explained that she was never able to be away from her cancer diagnosis after developing lymphedema. She once said, "I beat cancer but I can't beat this, it reminds me daily of my journey." That was a defining moment, Sabrina said, and that's when she became interested in lymphatics. After becoming a CLT, Sabrina partnered with a newly hired breast surgeon and together they developed the Lymphedema Prevention Program at the University of Kansas Cancer Center. Along the way, Sabrina learned about lymphedema and has come to believe that we must treat it as a disease and not a side effect if we ever want to truly talk about prevention. Sabrina's mission and passion is to change the standards of care in cancer as it relates to lymphedema.
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