Clinical Trials and Studies

Stanford Fibralign Biobridge Lymphedema Study

For women and men who have lymphedema of the arm, there is a growing interest in lymph node transfer as a surgical solution. Dr. Stanley G. Rockson and his research team at Stanford University are currently studying lymph node transfer for arm lymphedema, to determine the best possible approaches for a favorable outcome to the surgery. If you have arm lymphedema and are contemplating lymph node transfer surgery, you may be eligible to participate in this study. For more information, please call Eric Henderson at 650-723-1396 or e-mail ehenders@stanford.edu.

For general information about participant rights, contact: 1-866-680-2906.
Study for children with lymphedema

Parents of children who have been diagnosed with lymphedema are invited to participate in a research study at Miami University (Ohio). The purpose of this study is to better understand the experiences of biological parents of children with lymphedema.

They are interested in learning more from you about what it is like for you in caring for a child with primary lymphedema. Specifically, they want to know about your unique challenges as a parent, your role as an advocate for their child in health care, school-based, and other settings, how you explain lymphedema to your children and how you help your children in turn explain lymphedema to others.

Volunteers will participate in an informal interview over the telephone, via video conference (e.g, FaceTime, Skype, Google Hangout), or face-to-face with an interviewer. The interview may last up to one hour

This study has been approved by the Miami University Institutional Review Board: 01182r.

If you would like to participate in this opportunity, please contact the Principal Investigator:

Elise Radina, PhD, CFLE
Professor and Acting Chair
Family Studies & Social Work
Miami University

RadinaME@MiamiOH.edu
513-529-3639
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University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) lymphedema study for breast cancer survivors

A new study is available through the University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) for breast cancer survivors who have been diagnosed with lymphedema. It uses interactive theatre and printed information compared to printed information alone to test whether an interactive approach is more effective than printed information alone in helping women stick to their lymphedema self-management regimens.

For more information and/or scheduling a study appointment, please contact Pamela Ostby, PhD(c), RN, OCN® at 314/255-6677 or you can email leresearch@missouri.edu.

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AMERICA’S CLINICAL RESEARCH HOSPITAL

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CLINICAL TRIALS

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RESEARCH MATCH

Connecting people who are trying to find research studies and researchers who are looking for people to participate in their studies. A free and secure registry that has been developed by major academic institutions across the country who want to involve you in the mission of helping today’s studies make a real difference for everyone’s health in the future. Learn More >
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