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Don’t rush use of lymphatic surgery in Alzheimer’s disease

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By Jinru Zhang, Zhanao Liu
| Nature Verified
CORRESPONDENCE 07 April 2026 Your Feature on Alzheimer’s disease research in China notes that a surgical technique called deep cervical lymphatic venous anastomosis (dcLVA) is being tested globally as a potential treatment (see Nature 650, 816–818; 2026). It aims to improve drainage from the ‘glymphatic system’, which is thought to clear cellular waste from the brain — including the amyloid-β plaque protein that is a hallmark of Alzheimer’s (S. A. Keil et al. Science 389, eadv8269; 2025).
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Efficacy and Safety of Sharp Recanalization with the Stiff End of a Microguidewire for Treatment of Refractory Central Venous Occlusions in Hemodialysis Patients

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By Zhanao Liu, Yao Tang, Jian Huang, Junjie Cao, Guijun Huo, Zhichao Yao, Liming Shen, Dayong Zhou
| Annals of Vascular Surgery Verified
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