Before surgery, the two groups had similar average scores for sexual well-being: 62 in the BCT group and 59 in the PBMR group (on a 0-to-100 scale). By six months, sexual well-being score in the ...
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Breast-conserving surgery improves sexual well-being compared to breast reconstruction62 in the BCT group and 59 in the PBMR group (on a 0-to-100 scale). By six months, sexual well-being score in the BCT group had improved to 66, and remained around that level at up to five years.
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