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Paediatric & Primary Lymphoedema (PPL-WG)

Clinical Expert Consensus Statements Written

The Pediatric and Primary Lymphedema Working Group (PPL-WG) have developed consensus statements drawing from the latest research and clinical data to provide evidence-based recommendations for the diagnosis, treatment and management of these diseases.

The PPL-WG is currently working on the production of consensus statement documents on various topics including diagnostic patient pathway for PPL, QoL for children, compression in children.

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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Richtlinien für die Gemeinschaft der Lymphgefäßkrankheiten
March 30 2023

The Pediatric and Primary Lymphedema (PPL) Working Group endorses the COVID-19 statement by the Lymphoedema Support Network


Pediatric and Primary Lymphedema working group – SARS-CoV-2 vaccination consensus statement
March 09 2023

COVID-19 consensus statement by Lymphoedema Support Network, supported by Paediatric & Primary Lymphoedema Working Group
March 13 2020

The Paediatric and Primary Lymphoedema (PPL) Working Group endorses the COVID-19 statement by the Lymphoedema Support Network. These suggestions have been produced using the most up to date advice available to the Lymphoedema Support Network and are not intended to replace or supersede advice you may have been given from your health care advisor.

 

 


Charter of Care for Children and Young People with Lymphoedema
January 02 2017

This Charter has been developed by the Children’s Lymphoedema Special Interest Group (CLSIG), a group comprised of health care professionals directly involved in the provision of care for children with lymphoedema and their families. The Charter represents the minimum requirements that a child or young person with lymphoedema should have access to. The aim is to inform clinicians, commissioners and lymphoedema services of what a child, young person and their family should expect when lymphoedema is suspected or diagnosed. It offers direction to the coordination of care and support with the school and community services. Supporting documents and clinic information are available here.


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