JAMA · 2013 · 127 citations · 4 references
MedicineOncologySurgeryBreast OncologyPain ManagementPain MedicineBreast SurgeryCancer PainChronic PainPain Management After Cancer SurgeryPain OutcomesPostoperative PainCancer Pain EpidemiologyCancer-related Chronic PainChronic Post-surgical PainPersistent Post-treatment PainPersistent Postsurgical PainPost-surgical Chronic PainPostoperative Cancer PainTreatment Strategies
Persistent pain following breast cancer treatments remains a significant clinical problem despite improved treatment strategies.1 Data on factors associated with persistent pain are needed to develop prevention and treatment strategies and to improve the quality of life for breast cancer patients. This prospective study examined the prevalence and severity of and the factors associated with chronic pain after breast cancer surgery and adjuvant treatments.
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