5. Conclusion. Manual lymph drainage helps to reduce limb size during the day of pregnant women. Implications for nursing management: edema is the most common and resilient manifestation in pregnant women where there is a perceived need to treat or improve these symptoms in a clinic during this period; therefore, the outpatient nursing intervention with lymphatic drainage can effectively Lymph Drainage Therapy is a cutting edge hands-on method of lymphatic drainage developed by Bruno Chikly, MD, DO.. It was created out of his award-winning research on the lymphatic system consistent with recent scientific discoveries. LDT1 takes traditional lymph drainage techniques and adds a level of precision. Past research has inadequately explained how cerebrospinal fluid exits the cranial cavity. Scientists knew that two paths were available -- blood vessels (veins) and lymphatic vessels, but for a Vascularized lymph node transfer (VLNT) is an innovative surgical procedure that involves carefully removing healthy lymph nodes from one part of the body (known NIH researchers uncover drain pipes in our brains Results provide first evidence of the body's waste system in the human brain. A brain drainage system - Brain scans of healthy volunteers showed that our brains may drain waste through lymphatic vessels, the body's sewer system. 1. Manual Lymph Drainage ("MLD") MLD is a gentle, manual massage administered in such a way to give the skin a two-way stretch & open the initial lymphatic vessels. Depending on a patient's medical history, the massage sequence will vary. Fibrosis techniques are included in the massage to break up fibrotic tissue & facilitate drainage. Pilot studies performed at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia with Professor Neil Piller and Robert Harris of the Dr. Vodder School - North America using objective measuring tools have indicated that Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD) has a measurable effect on lymphoedema patients. MLD is a h