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Shelley DiCecco

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Affiliations

Physical Therapy

NoneShelley Dicecco is currently serving as a Physical Therapy faculty at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

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Shelley DiCecco

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

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oncology emergency medicine surgery urology pathology recovery therapeutic targets tumor biology survival analysis anatomy breast cancer sexual and reproductive health symptom management pharmacotherapy neurorehabilitation pain research medicinal research biomedical analysis surgical pathology cancer imaging sex education venereology primary investigation cognitive therapy multi-scale studies clinical evidence combined modality treatment lymphatic system lymphatic disease breast oncology breast surgery expert consensus document quantitative analysis non-cancer female cadavers education needs genital oedema lymphoedema health professionals compression shorts

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Comparison of Axillary Lymph Node Size in Breast Cancer and Non-Cancer Female Cadavers. Research Square (2026)

breast oncologyradiation oncologynon-cancer female cadaversgynecologybreast surgeryoncologybreast cancer

A Quantitative Analysis of Axillary Lymph Nodes. Research Square (2025)

pathologybiomedical analysisanatomyquantitative analysissurgical pathologycancer imaginglymphatic systemlymphatic disease

Efficacy of Compression Shorts for Genital Lymphedema: A Case Series. Journal of Women s & Pelvic Health Physical Therapy (2025)

compression shortsdermatology

Complete Decongestive Therapy Phase 1: An Expert Consensus Document. Medical Oncology (2024)

Shelley DiCeccoClaire C. DaviesLaura GilchristKim LevenhagenMarie-Eve LetellierAmy RiveraJan WeissGuenter KloseLinda HodgkinsElizabeth AndersonAndrea ChevilleKeith MooreLinda Koehler

symptom managementrecoverytherapeutic targetsemergency medicineprimary investigationtumor biologycognitive therapysurgeryexpert consensus documentpharmacotherapyneurorehabilitationpain researchmulti-scale studiesmedicinal researchclinical evidenceurologycombined modality treatmentsurvival analysisoncology

Contextual Factors Affecting the Education Needs of Lymphoedema Health Professionals Regarding Genital Oedema. Journal of Wound Care (2021)

sexual and reproductive healtheducationsex educationdermatologymedical educationeducation needsgenital oedemalymphoedema health professionalsvenereology

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Shelley DiCecco

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Affiliations

Physical Therapy

NoneShelley Dicecco is currently serving as a Physical Therapy faculty at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Shelley DiCecco

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Comparison of Axillary Lymph Node Size in Breast Cancer and Non-Cancer Female Cadavers. Research Square (2026)

breast oncologyradiation oncologynon-cancer female cadaversgynecologybreast surgeryoncologybreast cancer

A Quantitative Analysis of Axillary Lymph Nodes. Research Square (2025)

pathologybiomedical analysisanatomyquantitative analysissurgical pathologycancer imaginglymphatic systemlymphatic disease

Efficacy of Compression Shorts for Genital Lymphedema: A Case Series. Journal of Women s & Pelvic Health Physical Therapy (2025)

compression shortsdermatology

Complete Decongestive Therapy Phase 1: An Expert Consensus Document. Medical Oncology (2024)

Shelley DiCeccoClaire C. DaviesLaura GilchristKim LevenhagenMarie-Eve LetellierAmy RiveraJan WeissGuenter KloseLinda HodgkinsElizabeth AndersonAndrea ChevilleKeith MooreLinda Koehler

Contextual Factors Affecting the Education Needs of Lymphoedema Health Professionals Regarding Genital Oedema. Journal of Wound Care (2021)

sexual and reproductive healtheducationsex educationdermatologymedical educationeducation needsgenital oedemalymphoedema health professionalsvenereology

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