Dr. Mondry has established herself as
a expert in the field of Lymphedema.
Her research has been published in many leading peer-reviewed journals such as Cancer Journal, Journal of the Society of Integrative Oncology, Journal of Surgical Oncology, Current Problems in Cancer and Medscape from WebMD. Because of this expertise, she has presented both podium and poster presentations at many national and international conferences. In addition, she has presented at many universities as well as for local organizations and support groups.

Abstracts of her research can be located using PubMed at the following link:
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMed/ searching by author (Mondry, TE).

Podium and Poster Presentations:
American Society of Radiation Technologists National Conference
Cancer Survivorship: San Diego
Department of Defense, Breast Cancer Conference
Emory University School of Medicine
International Conference of the American Radium Society
National Interdisciplinary Breast Center Conference
Society of Integrative Oncology Fourth International Congress
Southern California Society of Radiation Technologists
TRICARE Breast Cancer Conference
United States Navy Surgeon General’s Leadership Conference
West Coast TRICARE Conference

Publications:
Lawenda, BD, Mondry, TE. "The Effects of Radiation Therapy on the Lymphatic System: Acute and Latent Effects". National Lymphedema Network Lymph Link, 2008. Jul-Sep; 20 (3): 1-3, 30-31. Available at URL, http://www.lymphnet.org/newsletter/articles.htm#Vol20No3-Main.

Pinell, XA, Kirkpatrick, SH, Hawkins, K, Mondry, TE, Johnstone, PAS. “Manipulative Therapy of Secondary Lymphedema in the Presence of Locoregional Tumors”. Cancer Journal. 2008 15 Feb; 112(4): 950-954.

Thomas, RC, Hawkins, K, Kirkpatrick, SH, Mondry, TE, Gabram-Mendola, S, Johnstone, PA. “Reduction of Lymphedema Using Complete Decongestive Therapy: Roles Prior Radiation Therapy and Extent of Axillary Dissection”. Journal of the Society of Integrative Oncology. 2007 Summer; 5(3): 87-91.

Johnstone, PAS, Mondry, TE. "Prevention and Treatment of Lymphedema Related to Breast Cancer". Medscape Hematology-Oncology, 2007. Available at URL, http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/566471. Posted 12/14/07.

Godette, K, Mondry, TE, Johnstone, PA. “Can Manual Treatment of Lymphedema Promote Metastasis?” Journal of the Society of Integrative Oncology. 2006 Winter; 4(1): 8-12. Review.

Mondry, TE, Riffenburgh, RH, Johnstone, PAS. “Prospective Trial of Complete Decongestive Therapy for Upper Extremity Lymphedema After Breast Cancer Therapy”. Cancer Journal. 2004 Jan-Feb; 10(1): 42-8; Discussion 17-9.; 10: 42-47.

Mondry, TE, Johnstone, PAS. “Manual Lymphatic Drainage for Lymphedema Limited to the Breast.” Journal of Surgical Oncology. 2002 Oct; 81(2): 101-4.

Mondry TE. “Integration of Complementary Disciplines into the Oncology Clinic: Part II. Physical Therapy”. Current Problems in Cancer. 2000 Jul-Aug; 24(4): 194-212. Review.

Mondry, TE, Johnstone, PAS. Commentary on Radiation-Associated Breast Angiosarcoma. Journal of Surgical Oncology 2000; 74: 212-213.

Mondry TE. Concerns After Breast Cancer – Lymphedema. Women’s Health & Breast Care 2000 CD-ROM. August 1999. Department of the Navy, TRICARE Southern California Breast Care Project, Region 9.

Miller, SR, Mondry, T, Findley, A, Reed, JS, Johnstone, PAS. “Delayed Cellulitis Associated with Conservative Therapy for Breast Cancer.” Journal of Surgical Oncology. 1998 Apr; 67(4): 242-5. Review.