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Design: Descriptive, cross-sectional study. Setting: Follow-up clinic of a gynecologic oncology program in a regional cancer center. Sample: 113 women treated for gynecologic cancer. Methods: Data were collected using standardized instruments and analyzed through descriptive and correlation...

White, Faithfull, and Allan (2013) conducted a focused ethnographic study from the United Kingdom (U.K.) discussing factors influencing the clinical assessment and interventions of long-term sequela of radiotherapy (RT) for women with pelvic malignancies. Pelvic RT causes physical side effects as...

The diagnosis of gynecologic cancer has a dramatic impact on the emotional, social, and sexual domains of a woman's life. The complexities of human sexuality are broad, particularly for people coping with life-threatening illness. Healthy sexual expression can affirm love, relieve stress and...