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What is Grade I lymphedema means: and explain in detail?
Brunner's clinical classification of Lymphedema Grade Clinical features Subclinical (latent) Excess interstitial fluid and histological abnormalities in lymphatics and lymph nodes, no clinically apparent lymphedemaQ. I Pitting edema, largely or completely disappears on elevation and bed restQ II Non - pitting edema, does not significantly reduce upon elevationQ. III Edema associated with irreversible skin changes, i.e. fibrosis papillaeQ.