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case_images: Clinical presentation of red streak on the volar side of the forearm several days after second dose of Covid-19 vaccination.
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case_images: After a brief symptom-free interval tenseness of the right arm and a mild swelling at the wrist with the occurrence of a red streak on the volar side of the forearm occurred (Figure 1).
case_images: Lymphedema of the right forearm and back of the hand at initial presentation (a) right hand, (b) left hand).
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case_images: Three weeks after the second vaccination the patient was diagnosed with secondary lymphedema of the right arm, with a volume difference of 150 ml compared to the contralateral side (Figure 2).
case_images: Follow- up after 8 months showed complete regression of the edema at the wrist and only a minor lymphedema of the back of the hand.
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case_images: At eight-months follow-up, regression of the edema could be observed under consistent conservative treatment (Figure 3).
case_images: Follow-up 2 years after surgery and 1.5 years after initial diagnosis of lymphedema of the right arm (a) right hand, (b) left hand).
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case_images: The dorsal hand tended to swell in particular while the lymphedema of the upper arm completely recovered (Figure 4).