Lymphatic sclerotherapy is a procedure used to treat lymphatic malformations. Lymphatic malformations (sometimes referred to as cystic hygromas) are a collection of small cysts. These are congenital, that is, they were present when your child was born.
(When Ezmae-Kate has this procedure, she has gone into hospital around 07.30 a.m. she has often been out of hospital around 2.00 p.m.) Expand
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