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Published in final edited form as: Open Surg Oncol J. 2010;2(2):12–25. doi: 10.2174/1876504101002010012

Fig. (2) — NIR fluorescent images of the normal left and right arms of a woman who underwent cancer surgery and left ALND three decades previous to the date of imaging. The subject has no lymphedema, but NIR fluorescent images show (A) unusual lymphatic vasculature on the left hand, and (B) normal lymphatic vasculature on her right hand. NIR fluorescent images of her (C) medial right arm shows normal functioning lymphatic vessels (See online supplemental video #1). NIR fluorescent images show drainage for both (D) left and (E) right axilla (See online supplemental videos #2 and #3).

Fig. (2) — NIR fluorescent images of the normal left and right arms of a woman who underwent cancer surgery and left ALND three decades previous to the date of imaging. The subject has no lymphedema, but NIR fluorescent images show (A) unusual lymphatic vasculature on the left hand, and (B) normal lymphatic vasculature on her right hand. NIR fluorescent images of her (C) medial right arm shows normal functioning lymphatic vessels (See online supplemental video #1). NIR fluorescent images show drainage for both (D) left and (E) right axilla (See online supplemental videos #2 and #3).