1631P Evaluation of the socio-sanitary and emotional impact caused by SARS-CoV-2 in a Spanish cohort of cancer patients after the second pandemic wave

Abstract

group and 52% (n¼100) in the 2 nd group were treated with chemotherapy, without differences between those groups.Conclusions: Our results show that during one year after COVID-19 pandemia the incidence of breast cancer decreased, and patients were diagnosis in more advanced stages. This situation could have been related to patient referral to non COVID-19 Hospitals or correspond to a true sub-diagnosis.Legal entity responsible for the study: M. Vilaça.