Objective To describe how mobilization stretches and exercise decrease shoulder
impairments, a complication related to breast cancer surgery, thus improving quality of life …

Aim To determine the effective exercise methods for different complications of breast cancer
patients after surgery. Design Systematic review and meta‐analysis. Methods A …

Context: Upper limb impairments are still common following surgery for breast cancer,
indicating that current management is not adequate. Objective: To determine the efficacy of …

Women faced with breast cancer may develop musculoskeletal impairments following
mastectomy and breast reconstruction. The purpose of this review is to highlight physical …

Objectives This study aimed to determine the effect of a moderate, tailored exercise program
on health-related quality of life, physical function, and arm volume in women receiving …

Background Currently 1 in 11 women over the age of 60 in Australia are diagnosed with
breast cancer. Following treatment, most breast cancer patients are left with shoulder and …

Purpose Exercise is commonly recommended to women after breast cancer surgery, yet it is
difficult for patients and health professionals to adopt safe and beneficial types and modes of …

Surgery and radiotherapy commonly cause adverse musculoskeletal problems, particularly
loss of strength and range of motion, in the upper quadrant of breast cancer patients. Few …

The aim of this study was to determine whether an exercise program, commencing 4–6
weeks post-operatively, reduces upper limb impairments in women treated for early breast …

Background: Exercise during treatment for early-stage breast cancer is helpful to mitigate
fatigue and promote health. Little is known about the experiences of and preferences for …