the effect of combined decongestive therapy and pneumatic compression pump on lymphedema indicators in patients with breast cancer related lymphedema

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m moattari faculty of nursing and midwifery, shiraz university of medical sciences, po box: 71935-13-14, iran +98-711-6467460, +98-711-6474250, [email protected]; faculty of nursing and midwifery, shiraz university of medical sciences, po box: 71935-13-14, iran +98-711-6467460, +98-711-6474250, [email protected]

b jaafari department of nursing, college of nursing and midwifery, shiraz university of medical sciences, iran

a talei department of nursing, college of nursing and midwifery, shiraz university of medical sciences, iran

s piroozi department of nursing, college of nursing and midwifery, shiraz university of medical sciences, iran

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Journal title:
iranian red crescent medical journal

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