While the investigators do not have immediate access to the entire dataset of patients treated at Emory with the open approach, the investigators do have complete data on the 40 patients most recently treated (over the last 2 years). Of these 40 patients, 17 (43%) had complications other than lymphedema. Of these, 5 required hospitalization and two had complete wound dehiscences requiring management with a wound vacuum-assisted closure (VAC). This data is not complete, but reasonably reflects the Emory experience and allows us to conclude that our data is similar to that reported in the literature historically.