Non-Invasive Approaches to Internal Lymphedema in Head and Neck Cancer Survivors: A Scoping Review.

A scoping review published in Head & Neck examined non-invasive treatment strategies for internal lymphedema in head and neck cancer survivors, a condition that can impair swallowing, breathing, and quality of life. The review synthesized available evidence on conservative approaches relevant to rehabilitation clinicians, including physical therapy-based interventions. Findings highlight an emerging area where PT professionals managing oncology patients may play a significant role in symptom management and functional recovery.

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