Refractory lymphedema of the hand: an unusual presentation of recurrent herpes simplex virus infection
Introduction: Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) infection of the hand resulting in lymphatic complications such as lymphangitis and lymphedema is exceedingly uncommon. Although these complications typically resolve in 21 days, they can be persistent and may not resolve even with antiviral use, thereby mimi...
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