Literature DB >> 18444017

Anticipatory psychological distress in women scheduled for diagnostic and curative breast cancer surgery.

Julie B Schnur1, Guy H Montgomery, Michael N Hallquist, Alisan B Goldfarb, Jeffrey H Silverstein, Christina R Weltz, Alexis V Kowalski, Dana H Bovbjerg.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Psychological distress is a central experience for women facing diagnostic and curative breast cancer surgery.
PURPOSE: The present study was designed to predict anticipatory distress in 187 women scheduled to undergo excisional breast biopsy or lumpectomy.
METHOD: Participants completed questionnaires assessing emotional distress and predictors of this distress (surgery type, worry about the surgical procedure, and worry about what the surgeon will find).
RESULTS: The study found that lumpectomy patients experienced greater anticipatory distress than excisional breast biopsy patients on three of the four distress measures (all ps < 0.05) and that worry about what the surgeon might find partially mediated these effects.
CONCLUSION: The results suggest that although women awaiting lumpectomy are more distressed than women awaiting biopsy, both groups report substantial distress, and, consequently, psychosocial interventions are recommended for both groups.

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Year:  2008        PMID: 18444017     DOI: 10.1007/bf03003070

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Int J Behav Med        ISSN: 1070-5503


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