Résumé
Objectif
Analyser l’impact d’un programme d’activité physique adaptée réalisé auprès de femmes souffrant d’un cancer du sein métastatique, en cours de traitement.
Méthode
Étude pilote contrôlée (groupe sans activité « C »; groupe avec activité physique « AP »).
Résultats
Nous relevons en particulier une augmentation de la fatigue et une altération de l’estime de soi pour les patientes du groupe C entre le début et la fin de l’étude (38 vs 49 ; p = 0,046) ; alors que le niveau de ce symptôme reste constant pour les patients du groupe AP (35 vs 37 ; p = 0,68).
Conclusion
Cette étude pilote met en évidence que l’activité physique en cours de traitement contribue à limiter la détérioration de certains paramètres en particulier la fatigue et l’estime de soi.
Abstract
Aim
To analyze the impact of an adapted physical activity program performed among women with metastatic breast cancer, during treatment.
Methods
Controlled study (control group without activity “C” vs control group with physical activity “PA”).
Results
We mainly observed an increase in fatigue and a decrease in self-esteem for patients in group C, regarding the beginning versus the end of the study (38 vs 49; P = 0.046), whereas the level of these parameters remained constant for patients in the PA group (35 vs 37; P = 0.68).
Conclusion
This pilot study shows that physical activity during treatment has limited the deterioration of specific parameters, namely fatigue and self-esteem.
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Villaron, C., Marqueste, T., Eisinger, F. et al. Activité physique et cancer du sein métastatique : qualité de vie, fatigue et estime de soi — étude pilote. Oncologie 17, 39–46 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10269-014-2474-z
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