Comment on "Effects of a sensorimotor-based, movement quality-focused intervention on functional mobility in breast cancer survivors: a multicenter randomized controlled trial".

This correspondence comments on the multicenter randomized trial of the Rehabilitation through Movement and Perception (ReMAP) program in breast cancer survivors. Although the study highlights the potential value of sensorimotor-focused rehabilitation, clarification is needed regarding participant accounting, the intention-to-treat analysis, the clinical interpretation of the Timed Up and Go outcome, control-group exposure, and the proposed mechanism linking movement quality to functional mobility.