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The overall tone reflects a recognition of the significance of identifying cording after breast surgery, with mentions of physiotherapy and pre-operative counseling, as seen in phrases like 'almost fully resolved within a few weeks' and 'important for patient outcomes.' The discussions are constructive, but primarily involve healthcare providers, indicating moderate impact and interest.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of recognizing and managing cording as a treatable complication, supporting the publication’s findings.
The discussions show some interest, particularly from medical professionals and physiotherapists, but overall engagement remains moderate.
Participants reference specific strategies like physiotherapy, stretching, and referrals, indicating moderate thoughtful engagement.
The social discussions suggest the article might influence clinical awareness and patient care, though the overall influence appears limited at this stage.
'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT @JohnLauner https://t.co/vn686wef87
Cording: a treatable complication of breast cancer surgery. Almost certainly something I should emphasise more to patients pre-operatively. Although uncommon, the consequences can be significant. https://t.co/zJznA9YFmu
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
‘Recognising and understanding the symptoms of cording could facilitate a prompt referral: with appropriate physiotherapy and exercises, most cases of cording are fully resolved within a few weeks or months’ https://t.co/f9jrjYzW6h https://t.co/Cs2PGaC90E
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
This video addresses Cording, a treatable complication after breast cancer surgery, emphasizing recognition and effective management to improve recovery and quality of life.
This video demonstrates specific steps for self-cupping to alleviate stubborn axillary web syndrome after breast cancer surgery. Proper technique can help improve recovery and quality of life.
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @RobEMilligan: Cording: a treatable complication of breast cancer surgery. Almost certainly something I should emphasise more to patient…
Cording: a treatable complication of breast cancer surgery. Almost certainly something I should emphasise more to patients pre-operatively. Although uncommon, the consequences can be significant. https://t.co/zJznA9YFmu
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @BreastDocUK: Not enough people recognise cording (axillary webbing) after breast surgery. Good to see this article in @BJGPjournal rai…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
Treatment of #cording (axillary web syndrome) after removal of lymph nodes #massage #stretching #therapy https://t.co/zIOFly55jv https://t.co/3uLtV2noG9
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
RT @ChrisWorsfold1: 'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT…
'Cording' & physiotherapy Any experience @JeremyLewisPT @ShoulderGeek1 ? Full text link: https://t.co/udMghRcJhI HT @JohnLauner https://t.co/vn686wef87
‘Recognising and understanding the symptoms of cording could facilitate a prompt referral: with appropriate physiotherapy and exercises, most cases of cording are fully resolved within a few weeks or months’ https://t.co/f9jrjYzW6h https://t.co/Cs2PGaC90E