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    Racial disparities in physical and functional domains in women with breast cancer

    African-American women are more likely than white women to have functional impairments after breast cancer (BC) surgery; however, no differences were found in self-reported health status surveys at 12+ months ...

    Alicia J. Morehead-Gee, Lucinda Pfalzer, Ellen Levy in Supportive Care in Cancer (2012)

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    Predictors of functional shoulder recovery at 1 and 12 months after breast cancer surgery

    The objective of this study are (1) to determine if upper extremity function, as represented by shoulder ROM, self-reported symptoms and upper extremity functional limitations in activities of daily living cou...

    Ellen W. Levy, Lucinda A. Pfalzer, Jerome Danoff in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment (2012)

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    Factors predicting clinically significant fatigue in women following treatment for primary breast cancer

    Cancer-related fatigue is common, complex, and distressing. It affects 70–100% of patients receiving chemotherapy and a significant number who have completed their treatments. We assessed a number of variables...

    Lynn H. Gerber, Nicole Stout, Charles McGarvey, Peter Soballe in Supportive Care in Cancer (2011)

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    Pre-operative assessment enables early diagnosis and recovery of shoulder function in patients with breast cancer

    In order to determine the extent and time course of upper limb impairment and dysfunction in women being treated for breast cancer (BC), and followed prospectively, a novel physical therapy surveillance model ...

    Barbara A. Springer, Ellen Levy, Charles McGarvey in Breast Cancer Research and Treatment (2010)