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    The lymphoedema service provided by Accelerate CIC treats primary and secondary lymphoedema due to any cause (cancer related or not). This includes assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management. It is based at St Joseph's hospice in Hackney.

    B

    The British Lymphology Society provides a directory of Lymphoedema treatment services.

    Use the website address above to find your local services.

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    Harlington Hospice provides a wide range of palliative care services to the residents of Hillingdon and surrounding areas.

    The Hospice hosts a Wellbeing Service (shared with Michael Sobell Hospice), complementary therapies, counselling, lymphoedema service and the CABS team supporting children and adolescents.

    The Hospice also hosts Harlington Hospice@Home team, mainly providing night sits, plus inpatient beds based at Michael Sobell Hospice (MSH) in Northwood.

    Referral form for clinician use only.

    Community Specialist Palliative Care Referral Form V4.2 (DOCX)
    L

    LymphConnect is an online platform developed to help manage lymphoedema or lipoedema, understand more about the condition, share experiences and get support and advice.

     

    S

    This clinic is for patients suffering from lymphoedema in any part of their body as a result of cancer treatment or chronic conditions.

    The lymphoedema care provided is free to NHS patients registered with a GP within our catchment area. The NHS service is provided within St John and St Elizabeth Hospital under the hospice or at Charing Cross Hospital.

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    The aim of the service is to:

    • Assess and treat patients with:
      • Primary Lymphoedema; where swelling is related to an underlying intrinsic problem with the lymphatic system which is often hereditary
      • Secondary Lymphoedema ; where swelling, in any part of the body, is caused by extrinsic factors including damage to the lymphatic system or disruption to drainage pathways which can be as a result of cancer or its  treatment, infection, injury or trauma,  inflammation of the limb, or a lack of limb movement.
    • To advice and support health care professionals on the management of patients with all categories Lymphoedema.
    • Rising awareness of cellulitis management in patients with Lymphoedema including current management practice and guidelines.