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. 2023 Aug 6;25:92. doi: 10.1186/s13058-023-01685-6

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of incident breast cancer cases and the full cohort, by machine type

Characteristic Hologic GE
Cases Cohort Cases Cohort
N % N % N % N %
Total 812 100.0 17,970 100.0 176 100.0 3180 100.0
Age at mammogram
 40–49 43 5.3 1867 10.4 11 6.2 532 16.7
 50–59 200 24.6 4837 26.9 48 27.3 965 30.4
 60–69 383 47.2 7563 42.1 81 46.0 1265 39.8
 70+  186 22.9 3703 20.6 36 20.5 418 13.1
Mammogram year
 2004–2007 60 7.4 695 3.9 42 23.9 571 18.0
 2008–2009 284 25.0 5235 29.1 122 69.3 2285 71.9
 2010–2011 263 32.4 6605 36.8 12 6.8 300 9.4
 2012–2013 205 25.2 5435 30.2 0 0 24 0.8
BMI
 24 or less 283 34.8 7020 39.1 74 42.0 1415 44.5
 25–29 281 34.6 5871 32.7 62 35.2 1029 32.4
 30–34 137 16.9 3081 17.1 26 14.8 489 15.4
 35–39 60 7.4 1246 6.9 8 4.6 168 5.3
 40+  51 6.3 752 4.2 6 3.4 79 2.5
First-degree family history of breast cancer
 No 714 87.9 16,498 91.8 155 88.1 2902 91.3
 Yes 98 12.1 1472 8.2 21 11.9 278 8.7
Use of postmenopausal hormonesa
 None 550 67.7 12,401 69.0 95 54.0 1886 59.3
 Estrogen alone 94 11.6 2095 11.7 26 14.8 460 14.5
 Estrogen + progestin 127 15.6 2287 12.7 49 27.8 563 17.7
 Other 41 5.1 1187 6.6 6 3.4 271 8.5
Parity
 Nulliparous 44 5.4 1087 6.0 17 9.7 247 7.8
 Parous 645 79.4 13,959 77.7 127 72.2 2308 72.6
 Missing 123 15.2 2924 16.3 32 18.2 625 19.6

aWithin 5 years prior to mammogram date