Case report shows improvement in cognitive function with lymphaticovenular anastomosis in Alzheimer patients, suggesting potential therapeutic benefits.
Key Points
Cognitive function improved after the modified lymphaticovenular anastomosis procedure.
Post-surgery evaluations showed higher scores on cognitive assessments and reduced β-amyloid deposits.
Procedural adjustments aimed to reduce venous reflux risk associated with original lymphaticovenular anastomosis.
This case indicates that lymphaticovenular anastomosis could play a role in managing symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.