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In this article, Dr Kecici and coauthors have taken a previously published patient-reported outcomes (PRO) measure, translated it into Turkish, and tested its validity in a cohort of women presenting with breast hypertrophy. They have described the methodology of translation in excellent detail and performed high-quality statistical analysis of the validity of the questionnaire in a group of Turkish women with symptoms related to large breasts.I fully agree with the authors' comments about the benefits of PRO measures, and we will undoubtedly continue to see an increase in the development, use, and validation of PRO measures across a diverse set of health conditions. Many research studies have used these measures as an important dimension of analysis. A growing number of clinicians are finding them to be useful at the bedside for individual patient evaluation and for tracking changes over time.1 It has been difficult in the past to quantify the benefits of many interventions such as breast reduction, but with these new …

Commentary on: Validation of the Turkish Version of the Breast Reduction Assessed Severity Scale