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Full-Text Articles in Physical Therapy
Metastatic Patterns And Functional Disability In Disseminated Breast Carcinoma, Stephen Adam Gudas
Metastatic Patterns And Functional Disability In Disseminated Breast Carcinoma, Stephen Adam Gudas
Theses and Dissertations
Thirty female outpatients with metastatic breast carcinoma were evaluated using two operational models constructed for the purpose of assessing and assigning a quantitative score for (A) extent of metastatic disease and (B) level of functional disability. These patients were drawn from the population of patients with disseminated breast carcinoma attending the medical oncology clinics at the Medical College of Virginia Tumor Clinics for a 49 day period in 1975. The data from this patient sample were used to test several hypotheses.
Each patient underwent an initial screening procedure designed to clearly identify those patients with disseminated disease. This was followed …