To compare symptoms, activities and participation between breast cancer survivors
(BCS) and controls in a prospective surveillance model (PSM) prior to cancer treatment
and 12-24 months post-operatively using the Upper Limb Disability Questionnaire (ULDQ).
We hypothesize there are no differences between groups for symptoms, activities and
participation secondary to PSM. The ULDQ is a patient reported outcome tool (PRO)
developed to assess symptoms, body structure and function, activities and participation
in BCS to prevent adverse effects of cancer treatment. We are unaware of a PRO that
assesses these domains within the breast cancer population.
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- CorrectionArchives of Physical Medicine and RehabilitationVol. 98Issue 5
- PreviewResearch Poster #4677 in the 2015 ACRM American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference Late-Breaking Research Abstracts published in December 2015 contained an incomplete list of authors and a missing affiliation for the presenter (To view the full issue, please visit the Archives journal website at http://www.archives-pmr.org/issues .) The corrected author list and affiliation appears below.
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