Table 2.

COVID-19 specific survey results.

	Surge (n = 33)	Non-Surge (n = 53)	All (n = 86)
Were you referred to a plastic surgeon following a diagnosis?
Yes	30 (91%)	43 (81%)	73 (85%)
No	1 (3%)	10 (19%)	11 (13%)
No answer	2 (6%)	0 (0.0%)	2 (2%)
Were you able to see a plastic surgeon following your diagnosis?
Yes	21 (64%)	42 (79%)	63 (73%)
No	9 (27%)	10 (19%)	19 (22%)
No answer	3 (9%)	1 (2%)	4 (5%)
Was your breast reconstruction disrupted because of the COVID-19 restrictions?
Yes	14 (42%)	21 (40%)	35 (41%)
No	15 (46%)	31 (58%)	46 (53%)
No answer	4 (12%)	1 (2%)	5 (6%)
On a scale of 1–5, how much have COVID restrictions affected breast cancer care?
1	17 (52%)	30 (56.6%)	47 (54.7%)
2	5 (15%)	4 (7.6%)	9 (10.5%)
3	4 (12%)	5 (9.4%)	9 (10.5%)
4	2 (6%)	5 (9.4%)	7 (8.1%)
5	5 (15%)	9 (17.0%)	14 (16.3%)
No answer	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)
On a scale of 1–5, how important was breast reconstruction to you?
1	8 (24.2%)	9 (17.0%)	17 (19.8%)
2	3 (9.1%)	3 (5.6%)	6 (7.0%)
3	3 (9.1%)	7 (13.2%)	10 (11.6%)
4	1 (3.0%)	4 (7.6%)	5 (5.8%)
5	17 (51.5%)	30 (56.6%)	47 (54.6%)
No answer	1 (3.0%)	0 (0.0%)	1 (1.2%)
How often did concerns about breast reconstruction cross your mind?
Not at all	14 (42.4%)	15 (28.3%)	29 (33.7%)
1–2 times per month	7 (21.2%)	11 (20.8%)	18 (20.9%)
Weekly	0 (0.0%)	3 (5.6%)	3 (3.5%)
Multiple times per day	5 (15.2%)	7 (13.2%)	12 (14.0%)
Constantly	7 (21.2%)	17 (32.1%)	24 (27.9%)
No answer	0	0 (0.0%)	0 (0.0%)