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Phlebologie 2021; 50(01): e14-e20
DOI: 10.1055/a-1302-9212
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Replik auf den „Letter to Editor: Series of articles by T. Bertsch and G. Erbacher culminating in Lipoedema – myths and facts, Part 5: European Best Practice of Lipoedema – Summary of the European Lipoedema Forum Consensus“

Tobias Bertsch
  Europäisches Zentrum für Lymphologie im Schwarzwald, Földiklinik
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Gabriele Erbacher
  Europäisches Zentrum für Lymphologie im Schwarzwald, Földiklinik
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Letter to Editor: Series of articles by T. Bertsch and G. Erbacher culminating in Lipoedema – myths and facts, Part 5*: European Best Practice of Lipoedema – Summary of the European Lipoedema Forum Consensus published online 2020-01-31Phlebologie 2021; 50(01): e12-e13
DOI: 10.1055/a-1250-3407

Erneut ein Leserbrief aus den USA und erneut einer, der von einer US-amerikanischen Patientenselbsthilfegruppe getragen wird, diesmal DER ANDEREN in unserer letzten Replik [1] bereits erwähnten Selbsthilfegruppe: „Lipedema Simplified“ [2] bzw. dem damit aufs Engste verwobene „The Lipedema Project“ [3]. Es lohnt sich, einen Blick auf diese sehr ansprechend gestaltete Website zu werfen, um eine Ahnung davon zu haben, welches merkantile, aber auch professionelle Know-how hinter dieser – so die Autoren des Leserbriefs – „Non-Profit“- Organisation steckt. Die Mitgliederzahl dieser Organisation wird mit 21 500 beziffert, nachprüfbar war dies für uns nicht, eine entsprechende Referenz wurde nicht genannt.



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