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Descriptive Study on the Relationship between Dyspnea, Physical Performance, and Functionality in Oncology Patients.

Diego Lucas-RuanoCelia Sánchez GómezMaría Isabel Rihuete-GalveAlberto Garcia-MartinEmilio Fonseca-SanchezEduardo José Fernández Rodríguez
Published in: Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland) (2024)
Advanced age, higher disease stage, and more treatment lines are associated with decreased functionality, poorer physical performance, and increased dyspnea in cancer patients. Gender and specific cancer diagnosis do not significantly affect these relationships. Addressing dyspnea is crucial to improving the quality of life and physical performance in this population. Future studies should explore additional factors like treatment types and nutritional status.
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