Quick access to standardized LymphScanner protocols
Access all LymphScanner measurement protocols in one place.
These protocols provide clear, step-by-step guidance for performing consistent and reproducible lymphedema assessments across different body areas.
Each protocol includes defined measurement points, sequence, and interpretation principles to support accurate clinical use.
Upper extremity lymphedema (Arm)
Measurement protocol for assessing lymphedema in the arm using LymphScannner and arm-to-arm PWC ratio-based assessment.
👉 Download Arm Protocol (PDF)
Breast lymphedema
Measurement protocol for evaluating localized breast lymphedema using LymphScanner and breast-to-breast PWC ratio-based assessment.
👉 Download Breast Protocol (PDF)
Lower extremity lymphedma (Leg)
Measurement protocol designed for unilateral and bilateral leg lymphedema using LymphScanner and arm-to-leg PWC ratio-based assessment.
👉 Download Leg Protocol (PDF)
Head & Neck lymphedema
Measurement protocol for Head & Neck lymphedema using LymphScanner and typical anatomical points across the face and neck.
👉 Download Head & Neck Protocol (PDF)
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Lymphedema assessment guide
Download a detailed overview of LymphScanner measurement principles, clinical applications, and benefits:
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Indication of Use
FDA clearance 510(k) in USA: LymphScanner is a device utilizing inter-aim ratios of tissue dielectric constant (TDC) that supports local assessment of tissue water differences between affected and contralateral non-affected arm tissues to aid in forming a clinical judgment of unilateral lymphedema in adult women. (K220557)
EU: LymphScanner is used to aid in forming a clinical judgement of edema at any soft tissue site of the body
Start measuring with confidence.
By following standardized LymphScanner protocols, you ensure consistent, objective, and clinically meaningful assessment of lymphedema across different body areas.
