C4Life-Brazil: Feasibility and preliminary effects of a hybrid pelvic rehabilitation and physical exercise program in women after cervical cancer treatment: a randomized pilot study

July 21, 2026Open Access

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Evaluate the feasibility and preliminary effects of the C4Life-Brazil program on pelvic health and urinary incontinence in cervical cancer survivors.
Randomized pilot trial with 80 cervical cancer survivors (3-12 months post-treatment)
Participants randomized to C4Life-Brazil program or standard pelvic physiotherapy
Outcomes measured at several checkpoints including urinary incontinence severity (ICIQ-SF)
Primary outcome indicated a reduction in urinary incontinence severity at 3 and 6 months
Secondary outcomes showed improvements in pelvic function, sexual function, physical fitness, fatigue, and quality of life
High participant satisfaction rates were reported, indicating program acceptability

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Randomized pilot trial evaluates hybrid rehabilitation program effects in women post-cervical cancer treatment, indicating health improvements.

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