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Osteopathy as a complementary/alternative medicine for breast cancer: a Canadian case study and comprehensive review

Journal: Breast Cancer Management Date: 2022/04, 11(02):Pages: BMT63. doi: Subito , type of study: case report

Free full text   (https://www.futuremedicine.com/doi/abs/10.2217/bmt-2022-0002)

Keywords:

affective touch [3]
mental health [21]
oncology [6]
osteopathic medicine [1540]
pain [1108]
breast cancer [14]
female [379]
women [333]
case report [514]
review [496]
Canada [18]

Abstract:

Aim: In Canada, osteopathic medicine, a well-known branch of complementary/alternative medicine, has received minimal attention for pain management within oncology. Purpose: This review reports both the existing literature and patient experience surrounding the application of osteopathy as an effective treatment for pain in breast cancer patients. Results: Both the literature and this case study support, to some degree, the benefits of osteopathy as pain management for breast cancer patients. Conclusion: Due to contradictory reported findings, more studies would be required to make firm conclusions, especially within a Canadian context. However, a lack of standardization of osteopathic procedures and collaboration between osteopaths and traditional healthcare professionals are challenges in including osteopathy as a standard service offered to breast cancer patients.


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