Lymphatic Embolization

• June 03, 2023
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The body's lymphatic system is a network of tiny veins that transports lymph, a clear or milky tissue fluid. The lymphatic system is also made up of glands and organs such the spleen, liver, intestines, and lymph nodes. A minimally invasive, non-surgical procedure called lymphangiography enables precise imaging of the lymphatic system and lymph nodes. It is typically used to look for cancer spread or lymphatic fluid leaks in various parts of the body. Lidocaine, a local anesthetic, is used prior to this surgery. An Interventional Radiologist performs the procedure by using ultrasonography to direct a needle into a lymph node in the groin. Oily contrast material is injected into the lymph node, dispersing it throughout the body and highlighting the lymphatic veins. The body's lymphatic system is a network of tubes that removes lymph, a clear or milky tissue fluid. Rarely do patients who have had abdominal or pelvic surgery acquire a lymphocele, a tiny collection of lymphatic fluid. Most lymphoceles require direct treatment because they can be contaminated or hurt. In order to drain the accumulation outside the body into a bag, a tiny catheter is inserted through the skin into the collection.

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