Precision equipment for a new surgical programfor lymphedema care ($1M)
Dr. Josh Vorstenbosch
Precision equipment for a new surgical program for lymphedema care ($1M)
An all-too-common consequence of lymph node removal due to cancer, lymphedema can now be treated surgically, but only by highly trained plastic surgeons with the latest precision equipment.
“Cedars established the first Lymphedema Clinic in Quebec. Now we are adding surgical care. This can radically improve patient lives.”
Dr. Josh Vorstenbosch
Plastic Surgeon; Director, Surgical Lymphedema Program
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