Bullseye ultrasound for lymphedema measurement - Clinical Trial

We are doing this study to see if a new, hand-held, and non-invasive ultrasound device (called Bullseye) can detect lymphedema in people with known lymphedema.

Lymphedema (Fluid in the Arm) after Breast Cancer

Adults ages 18+ who:
- Have a history of breast cancer on one side
- Have lymphedema of any stage

For more information about who can be in this study, please contact the clinical trials office at (919) 668-3726.

If you choose to join the study, at your regular clinic visit you will:
- Have the usual volumetric (tape measure) lymphedema measurements of both your arms
- Have ultrasound measurements in the same places using the Bullseye study device
- Answer questionnaires

Some of the study questionnaires can be done online before or after your visit. You can review and complete a consent form to join the study during the study visit, or we can also email it to you before your visit.

You will only need to make this single visit to our clinic to complete the study.