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Venturing Out on a Limb: Axillary Web Syndrome
Axillary web syndrome is a poorly understood cause of morbidity after lymph node surgery characterized by visible or palpable cords in the involved axilla extending down into the medial arm and forearm, often accompanied by a sensation of tightness, limitation of movement, and pain. Axillary web syndrome was first described in 2001 as a complication of axillary clearance.1Â The cumulative...
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