Experimental drug may reduce lymphedema swelling and scarring
Matthew Holbreich was a senior in college when the swelling started. He originally thought he had injured his left leg playing squash, but the intensity of the swelling scared him. After seeing a few doctors in Boston, where he was living at the time, he eventually was referred to Stanford Medicine's Stanley Rockson, M.D. A trip across the country resulted in a new diagnosis: lymphedema, a…
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