Byung-Boong Lee, MD

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Georgetown University School Of Medicine - Washington DC
Rank: Clinical professor
Years: 2006- 2010

George Washington University School Of Medicine And Health Sciences - Washington DC
Rank: Clinical Professor of Surgery
Years: 2011 present

George Washington University School Of Medicine And Health Sciences - Washington DC
Rank: Clinical Professor of Surgery
Years: 2011-present

Uniformed Services University Of The Health Sciences F. Edward Hébert School Of Medicine - Bethesda MD
Rank: Adjunct Professor
Years: 2012-Present

Rank: Other (please write in)
Years:

Genetic tests in lymphatic vascular malformations and lymphedema
Journal of Medical Genetics
Volume: 55(4)
Date: 04 2018

Comparison Between Duplex Ultrasound and Multigate Quality Doppler Profile Software in the Assessment of Lower Limb Perforating Vein Direction.
Eur J Vasc Endovasc Surg.
Volume: 55(5)
Date: 05 2018

Hemangioma and venous malformation are as different as an apple and orange!
Vasc Invest Ther
Volume: 2 (4)
Date: 01 2019

Stasis ulcer is a chronic condition of combined venous and lymphatic insufficiency: Phlebo-lymphedema
JTAVR
Volume: 4 (2)
Date: 02 2019

Phlebolymphedema is the ultimate comorbidity/outcome of lymphedema
J Vasc Surg: Venous and Lym Dis
Volume: 7(5)
Date: 03 2019

Vascular anomalies: molecular bases, genetic testing and therapeutic approaches
Int Angiol.
Volume: 38(2)
Date: 04 2019

Upper limb secondary lymphedema ultrasound mapping and characterization
Int Angiol.
Volume: 38(4)
Date: 08 2019

Can ‘amputation’ be justified for arteriovenous-shunting malformations?
Phlebology
Volume: 23
Date: 01 2020

Phlebolymphedema: Neglected Outcome of Combined Venous and Lymphatic Insufficiency.
Vascular Specialist Int.
Volume: 36(1)
Date: 03 2020