Fear of Recurrence and Perceived Survival Benefit are Primary Motivators for Choosing Mastectomy over Breast-Conservation Therapy Regardless of Age - Concepedia

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Fear of Recurrence and Perceived Survival Benefit are Primary Motivators for Choosing Mastectomy over Breast-Conservation Therapy Regardless of Age

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2012

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Carla S. Fisher, Tonya M. Martin-Dunlap, Megan Baker Ruppel, Feng Gao, Jordan Atkins, Julie A. Margenthaler

Annals of Surgical Oncology

LongevityAesthetic SurgeryOutcomes ResearchBreast CancerBreast-conservation Therapy RegardlessPerceived Survival BenefitBreast SurgeryPublic HealthMedicinePrimary Motivators

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