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breast cancer surgery

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quality of life

The relationship is established because research studies, such as those by Gold et al. [1], [2] and Shi H et al. [3], specifically investigate how breast cancer surgery procedures and their psychological sequelae directly influence a patient's quality of life. — 1 supporting fact

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anxiety

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anxiety

Anxiety is frequently studied as a psychological outcome following breast cancer surgery, with research examining its co-occurrence with depression [1], [2] and its prevalence in meta-analyses [3], [4]. Quantitative measurements indicate significant changes in anxiety levels post-surgery [5], [6], while clinical studies explore how different surgical procedures influence these psychological symptoms [7].

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depression

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depression

The relationship is established by research, such as the meta-analysis by Movahed et al. {fact:4, fact:5}, which investigates the impact of breast cancer surgery on patient mental health. Specifically, these studies examine the prevalence and reduction of depression in patients following breast cancer surgery {fact:1, fact:2, fact:3}.

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