The aim of this study is to report the results of intensive
therapy of
lymphedema associated with
Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome. A 24-year-old female patient reported that her family had observed
edema in her right leg and
port wine stains from birth. For ten years, they consulted with different specialists in the region but the prognosis did not change and no specific treatment was found. In 2014, at the age of 24, with massive
lymphedema, a
leg ulcer, and
recurrent infections, she started treatment at the Clínica Godoy in São José do Rio Preto. She was evaluated by clinical history, physical examination, water displacement volumetry, and bioimpedance. Intensive
therapy (8 hours daily) was proposed using Manual Lymphatic
Therapy (Godoy & Godoy), Cervical Stimulation
Therapy, Mechanical Lymphatic
Therapy, a grosgrain stocking adjusted several times a day, and the use of Unna boot in the region of the
ulcer. The volume of
edema was reduced by about 44% within the first week with further reductions in the following weeks and healing of the
ulcer. Subsequently, it was possible to control and maintain the reduction in swelling with less intense treatment. It is possible to reduce and maintain the treatment results of
lymphedema associated with
Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome.