| Notwithstanding new mor- bidity, most of the adjustment was well-earned to set-up of lym- phocysts and lymphedema, which occurred in eight cases in the lymphadenectomy unit versus not any in the control arm. Clinical symptoms include ulceration of the nose and gate, followed by means of perforation of the nasal septum, and eradication of mucosal and cartilage tissues in the nose, sauciness and thr |
