Unilateral Leg Swelling: Chronic Venous stasis vs Lymphedema
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Unilateral Leg Swelling should be categorized as Acute vs Chronic. Etiologies are Venous stasis, Lymphedema, trauma or infections.
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Cobblestone-like skin
Differential diagnosis: (from left to right) unilateral lymphedema
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