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A CLINICIAN’S GUIDE TO DERMATOLOGIC DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, VOLUME 1
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Lymphatic malformation
Lymphedema – familial and congenital (Milroy’s disease),
Meige’s syndrome (familial with onset in late childhood or
puberty), lymphedema praecox, lymphedema tarda 
Cutis
38:105, 1986; Rook p.2247,2281–2283, 1998, Sixth Edition;
primary lymphedema with distal obliteration – bilateral; proximal
obliteration – unilateral; congenital – one or more extremities,
face, genitalia, lymphangiomas, protein-losing enteropathy,
chylous disease, vascular malformations
Lymphedema with lymphangiectasias
Lymphocoele secondary to renal transplant – edema of leg,
scrotum, and suprapubic region 
Ann Intern Med 100:254, 1984
Lymphostasis verrucosa cutis
Megalymphatics – lymphedema of legs 
Rook p.2282, 1998,
Sixth Edition
Parkes–Weber syndrome (multiple arteriovenous anastamoses)
Rook p.2287, 1998, Sixth Edition
Phlegmasia cerulea dolens 
Cardiovasc Surg 1:518–523, 1993
Post-phlebitic syndrome – pain, edema, night cramps,
hemosiderin deposition, dermatitis 
Phlebology
11:2–5, 1996
Primary intestinal lymphangiectasia – autosomal dominant,
lower limb edema, loss of immunoglobulin and
lymphocytes into gastrointestinal tract 
Am J Med
Genet 66:378–398, 1996
Restrictive cardiomyopathy 
Am J Med 113:580–586, 2002
Stewart–Bluefarb syndrome 
Hautarzt 51:336–339, 2000
Thrombophlebitis migrans (Trousseau’s sign) – strong
association with internal malignancy 
Circulation 22:780, 1960
Tricuspid valvular disease 
Am J Med 113:580–586, 2002
Vasculitis – chronic unilateral painful leg swelling 
J Rheumatol
15:1022–1025, 1988
Venous obstruction 
Ghatan p.49, 2002, Second Edition
Venous stasis – acute or chronic 
Phlebology 5:181–187, 1990;
with or without stasis dermatitis
Venous congestion, acute
Venous thrombosis – swelling and pain of calf; edema of ankle
Am J Med 113:580–586, 2002; BMJ 320:1453–1456, 2000