Social participation of women with breast cancer compared to the general population 5 years after primary surgery—what role do medical data and cancer-related complaints play?

Stefanie Sperlich; Dorothee Noeres; Sophia Holthausen-Markou; Tjoung‐Won Park‐Simon; Eranda Sahiti; Siegfried Geyer

doi:10.1007/s00520-024-08695-w

August 1, 2024Supportive Care in CancerOpen Access

Social participation of women with breast cancer compared to the general population 5 years after primary surgery—what role do medical data and cancer-related complaints play?

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This study analyzes levels of social participation in patients with breast cancer on average 5 years following primary surgery as compared to women in the general population. In addition, the role of breast cancer-related complaints and medical data as possible influencing factors on levels of patients' social participation is investigated.

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