Axillary web syndrome is a relatively common condition that develops after treatment for breast cancer.It is recognized by which of the following signs and symptoms?
A)A feeling of heaviness in the upper extremity during active flexion and adduction, indicating the initial sign of lymphedema
B)Muscle guarding and tenderness of the cervical muscles with fibrosis of the sternocleidomastoid muscle limiting ROM of the neck
C)Cording of the lymphatic vessels from the axilla to the antecubital space and/or forearm restricting shoulder mobility
D)Weakness of the serratus anterior after lymph node dissection resulting from surgical damage to the long thoracic nerve

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Axillary web syndrome is also known as "cording" because it presents as visible or palpable cord-like structures that form along the lymphatic vessels in the axilla and extend down the arm. These cords can cause pain and limit shoulder mobility, especially during active flexion and adduction.

Axillary Web Syndrome Is a Relatively Common Condition That Develops