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Figure 1. Aetiology (A) of genital lymphoedema. lymphatic malformation (blue), surgery (orange), multifactorial/trauma (yellow);
anatomical localisation (B) of genital lymphoedema. penis + scrotum + lower limbs (orange), penis + scrotum (blue), scrotum + lower
limbs (yellow).
Figure 2. Preoperative (orange) and postoperative (blue) symptoms of genital lymphoedema.
Figure 3. Clinical results before (A) and after (D) the VLNT (B microsurgical anastomosis of omental vessels to inferior epigastric artery
and vein; (C)inset of the omentum flap in the crural zone) to cease the scrotal lymphorrhea and reduce the penile lymphoedema
(patient number one).
