The Movement Clinic - Manual Lymphatic Drainage Lymphoedema Clinic

28/03/2026

Follow from previous post. First session week one. Second photo last session week 4. 4 sessions of lymphatic drainage total. Client continues with rehabilitation specialist. Scar rehabilitation and post surgery recover from elbow injury. weeks out from surgery one session a week and we are seeing a big improvement of swelling reduction. Working together with physiotherapy, occupational therapist and hand/arm rehabilitation specialists. Main aim is to reduce the swelling and scar which helps the allied team achieve movement exercises. Lymphoedema therapist trained in the Dr Vodder technique of Manual Lymphatic Drainage. Trained therapist do not only treat lymphoedema but post surgery trauma Knees, Ankles, Elbows and hands. All respond extremely quickly especially when scar tissue has been released. Photo’s approval from client. More information on trauma recovery post surgery please text mobile or email via website www.themovementclinic.com

28/03/2026

Scar rehabilitation and post surgery recover from elbow injury. weeks out from surgery one session a week and we are seeing a big improvement of swelling reduction.

Working together with physiotherapy, occupational therapist and hand/arm rehabilitation specialists.

Main aim is to reduce the swelling and scar which helps the allied team achieve movement exercises.

Lymphoedema therapist trained in the Dr Vodder technique of Manual Lymphatic Drainage.

Trained therapist do not only treat lymphoedema but post surgery trauma Knees, Ankles, Elbows and hands. All respond extremely quickly especially when scar tissue has been released.

25/03/2026

The whole patient, lymphatic and veins. Treat both at same time. Surgeons perspective in the treatment of veins and veinous disease.

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25/03/2026

The Fascia Research Society (FRS) is pleased to invite you to an upcoming webinar with 𝗥𝗼𝗯𝗲𝗿𝘁 𝗦𝗰𝗵𝗹𝗲𝗶𝗽, 𝗣𝗵𝗗, one of the leading voices in fascia science and connective tissue biomechanics:

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25/03/2026

Interesting study in Journal of Vascular Surgery Venous and Disease Disorders. The below is an abstract and conclusion if lymphatic function before or after venous disease. The involvement of swelling in all cases made a good point about the severe twisting bulging of veins and the pressure this places on the lymphatic system to function close to the area. More studies needed a good case to look after legs and lymphatics. I will add a link to full pdf bottom of post.

“ABSTRACT
Objective: We used near-infrared uorescence lymphatic imaging in a pilot study to assess the lymphatics in pre-
ulcerative (C2-C4) venous insuf ciency and determine whether involvement and/or degradation of lymphatic anatomy or
function could play a role in the progression of chronic venous insuf ciency. We also explored the role of lymphatics in
early peripheral arterial disease”.

“Conclusions
The present pilot study has demonstrated the use of NIRF-LI to image the lymphatic anatomic structure and propulsatile function in pre-ulcerative (C2-C4) venous insufficiency. The imaging findings showed that the anatomy and function generally degraded with the severity of venous insufficiency. Whether lymphatic insufficiency is causative or a result of venous insufficiency or develops from other mechanisms remains to be elucidated in future studies.”

Journal of Vascular Surgery:
Venous and Lymphatic Disorders
Volume 9, Issue 3, May 2021, Pages 720-730.e2
Clinical research study
Phlebolymphedema
Degradation of lymphatic anatomy and function in early venous insufficiency
Early results presented at the Thirtieth Annual Meeting of the American Venous Forum, Tucson, Ariz, February 20-23, 2018.
John C. Rasmussen PhD” 2 I, Banghe Zhu PhD “
John R. Morrow BS 9, Melissa B. Aldrich PhD “, Aaron Sahihi BS a
*, Stuart A. Harlin MD b, Caroline E.
Fife MD Ca, Thomas F. O’Donnell Jr. MDE, Eva M Sevick-Muraca PhD.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2213333X20305254

02/03/2026

Robert Harris and Prof. Seongjung Kim – We are proud to announce that Prof. Seongjung Kim has successfully passed the Level 3 teacher exam. Congratulations!

01/03/2026

Maintenance program and constant assessment. Bodybuilding the long hours of training to reach a pro card.
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01/03/2026

Absolutely brutal, the training involved in Sumo is another level. Some days it’s 6 hours a day of training. I watched an amazing insightful movie at the Japanese film festival years ago on a daily life training in a sumo dojo. Flexibility, incredible strength and explosive speed. This comes at a cost as you can see in this video. My second trip to Japan more than 9 years ago I developed a love of watching Sumo, unfortunately I have missed the tournaments in my travels but will definitely get to see a tournament in future. For now I can watch the seasons study the moves and have a deeper understanding of the training and injury involved.

A re-mastered look into how injuries are treated in the world of Grand Sumo Wrestling, the national sport of Japan. With insider knowledge from John Traill, ...

27/02/2026

27/02/2026

Lymphoedema Podcast Channel.

Episode 37 of the Lymphcast podcast welcomes the esteemed Dr. Kathleen Juliette Ozsvath, MD, a board-certified Vascular Surgeon. Join us for an enlightening ...

27/02/2026

“Journal of Experimental Medicine (JEM)'s January cover shows a light-sheet microscopy image of a cleared, immunostained human skin biopsy depicting podoplanin-positive, aSMA-negative lymphatic vessels (yellow-red) and aSMA-positiv blood vessels (blue). From Bauer et al.”

A detailed read of lymphatic vessels in skin.

https://rupress.org/jem/article/223/1/e20242353/278441/Transcriptomics-and-3D-imaging-based

“Discussion
The composition and organization of the lymphatic vasculature in human tissues is only beginning to be fully understood. In this study, combining 3D imaging and scRNA-seq, we identified several differences between the human and murine afferent lymphatic vasculature of the skin. We also identify CD24 as a new lymphatic valve marker and show that it is functionally important for the formation of lymphatic valves in the mesentery.”

27/02/2026

Explore the latest discoveries in lymphatic biology, including studies on lymphatic vessels in the skin, skull, intestine & lung, novel imaging techniques, and the role of lymphatic vessels in various pathologies. New research to accompany the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Lymphatics: https://hubs.la/Q043Vdnd0