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Research Article

Shoulder morbidity after treatment for breast cancer is bilateral and greater after mastectomy

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Pages 1045-1053 | Received 23 Jan 2012, Accepted 11 May 2012, Published online: 26 Jun 2012

Figures & data

Table I. Inclusion and exclusion criteria.

Table II. Demographic and clinical data for study sample (n = 176).

Table III. Two stage, random effects multiple linear regression for associations between scapula internal/external rotation and covariates.

Table IV. Two stage, random effects multiple regression for associations between scapula upward/downward rotation and covariates.

Table V. Two stage, random effects multiple regression for associations between scapula anterior/posterior tilt and covariates.

Figure 1. Mean scapula internal/external rotation plotted against humeral elevation and depression for mastectomy and wide local excision (WLE) patients. Arrow represents direction of external rotation.

Figure 1. Mean scapula internal/external rotation plotted against humeral elevation and depression for mastectomy and wide local excision (WLE) patients. Arrow represents direction of external rotation.

Figure 2. Mean scapula upward/downward rotation plotted against humeral elevation and depression for mastectomy and wide local excision (WLE) patients. Arrow represents direction of upward rotation.

Figure 2. Mean scapula upward/downward rotation plotted against humeral elevation and depression for mastectomy and wide local excision (WLE) patients. Arrow represents direction of upward rotation.

Figure 3. Mean scapula posterior/anterior tilt plotted against humeral elevation and depression for mastectomy and wide local excision (WLE) patients. Arrow represents direction of posterior tilt.

Figure 3. Mean scapula posterior/anterior tilt plotted against humeral elevation and depression for mastectomy and wide local excision (WLE) patients. Arrow represents direction of posterior tilt.

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