HUMAN ANATOMY
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The functional impairments occur as a result of radical mastectomy and the other synergies recommended by physical therapist to patients to regain some of the lost functions as a result of radical mastectomy.
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Radical mastectomy is a surgical procedure done as a treatment for breast cancer. This procedureinvolves the removal of breast, underlying chest muscle, and lymph nodes of the axilla. Radical mastectomy can lead to impairments in physiological, psychological, or behavioral patterns leading to limitations in the ability to do a desired tasks and participation in social life.Rehabilitation therapy of post-treatment effects afterRadical mastectomy is needed to improve the lost functions.
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