2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-72032011000300010
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Avaliação clínico-epidemiológica e qualidade de vida em mulheres com câncer de mama

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“…Users of the public health service have a higher prevalence of advanced stages, reflecting the longer time between suspected and confirmed diagnosis, and less frequent mammography when compared to the private sector. Consequently, this result in more invasive therapy 6,12 and reaffirms the deficiencies in integrated actions for cancer control in developing countries with respect to early detection, effective screening programs, and timely access to treatment. [2][3][13][14] Most of the women underwent axillary lymphadenectomy and adjuvant therapy.…”
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“…Users of the public health service have a higher prevalence of advanced stages, reflecting the longer time between suspected and confirmed diagnosis, and less frequent mammography when compared to the private sector. Consequently, this result in more invasive therapy 6,12 and reaffirms the deficiencies in integrated actions for cancer control in developing countries with respect to early detection, effective screening programs, and timely access to treatment. [2][3][13][14] Most of the women underwent axillary lymphadenectomy and adjuvant therapy.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…20 In contrast, another study points to better scores via the SF-36 instrument for the components of mental and physical health for cancer survivors, compared to the general population, which can be explained by the greater appreciation of life upon going through cancer, as well as by the family support and the care received from the health professionals. 12 Many studies point to the negative effect on sexuality, resulting from the treatment, in the quality of life perceived by women with breast cancer. 5,19,[21][22] Problems of lack of sexual interest, vaginal lubrication, and pain at penetration are commonly reported after chemotherapy treatment1 7,21 and tend to worsen over time, with the worst deficits perceived by younger women.…”
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“…Entretanto, dentre os principais fatores de risco associados a essa condição, destaca-se a obesidade, que ocorre entre 30% a 70% das pacientes diagnosticadas com essa patologia, mostrando-se, então, como fator influenciador, mas não necessário para o desenvolvimento dessa síndrome 3 . Assim, há diversos outros possíveis fatores associados ao desenvolvimento desse quadro clínico, tais quais a existência de componentes genéticos predisponentes, fatores ambientais e comportamentais -dieta e atividade física -e distúrbios metabólicos herdados, como a diabetes mellitus tipo 2 4 .…”
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