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Treatment of breast cancer-associated lymphedema. A randomized study of the (cost-)effectiveness of manual lymphatic drainage and/or intermittent pneumatic compression

Objective of the study is to evaluate the different therapeutic options of lymphedema. Which treatment strategy is most cost-effective in the management of patients with breast cancer associated lymph edema: manual lymphatic drainage alone,…

The First Bratelle study, a prospective, single-arm, pilot study to confirm the efficacy of the Bratelle breast-pads, that has been experienced by a small group of individual patients, in a larger group and in a controlled setting.

Primary, improvement of the quality of life.Secondary, reduction of pain and a decrease of the number of treatments by a breast oedema therapist.