In conclusion, we explored the accuracy of the 2017 nosology for the cEDS diagnosis in a cohort of patients from different ages and sexes with a defined molecular defect and tried to offer a full picture of the multisystemic involvement and some views on the natural history of this condition. Our findings define the value of atrophic scars, skin hyperextensibility, JHM and its complications in selecting patients for molecular testing and the relevance of the additional clinical signs associated with cEDS, which should contribute to the rapid ascertainment of cEDS patients and facilitate differential diagnosis. Promptly recognizing among the different EDS subtypes and confirmatory genetic testing is indeed increasingly important as these disorders are characterized by different natural histories and prognoses. Moreover, our results suggest the need of a future update of the currently defined diagnostic criteria for cEDS. Additional studies on large cEDS cohorts are expected to confirm the limited multisystemic involvement and rather favorable natural history of cEDS and to explore possible genotype-phenotype correlations, which would permit to establish management guidelines.
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Indocyanine green (ICG) lymphangiography involves the injection of a contrast agent into the interstitial fluid and then monitoring flow of protein bound dye in the superficial lymphatic channels below the dermis. This uses near infrared cameras to detect the fluorescence from protein bound, excited ICG molecules. It allows real time visualization of lymphatic flow without exposure to radiation. Surgeons have found this useful in planning surgical options for lymphedema and especially useful for intraoperative planning during various lymphovenous anastomoses procedures [31, 34, 35]. Various dermal backflow patterns have been identified to correlate with the extent of disease progression (Fig. 6) [16, 35, 36]. This tool has shown great promise and accuracy in predicting progression of subclinical lymphedema to clinically significant disease according to the pattern of dermal backflow. Because ICG lymphangiography is limited to visualization of the superficial lymphatic system, with penetration of up to 10 mm, it provides an incomplete picture of the lymphatic system. The invasive nature, variability of clinician interpretation, and expense associated with acquiring the necessary imaging equipment make this method less suitable for screening and long term monitoring of lymphedema patients. This method is being explored also by certified lymphedema therapists to guide manual lymphatic drainage (MLD). 2ff7e9595c