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Chest wall pain as a late effect following radiotherapy for breast cancer: A systematic review of prevalence and risk factors
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women with approximately 60% receiving adjuvant radiotherapy. Despite advances minimising radiation dose to normal tissues, many women report post treatment pain affecting quality of life. Limited evidence on pain location, severity and risk fac
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