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. 2023 Jun 22;149(13):11145–11156. doi: 10.1007/s00432-023-04994-7

Table 1.

Participant’s characteristics

Total [n = 104]
N (%)
Age at first High-Risk Consultation, years [median (range)] 43.5 (19–75)
Marital statusa
 Married/civil union 77 (74.0)
 Single/divorced 24 (23.1)
Childrenb
 No 38 (36.5)
 Yes 64 (61.5)
Smoking habitsc
 Non-smoker 60 (57.7)
 Current/former smoker 38 (36.5)
Comorbidities
 No comorbidities 52 (50.0)
 Cardiovascular risk factor or cardiopulmonary disease 33 (31.7)
 Cancer 8 (7.7)
 Others 11 (10.7)
Age at genetic testing, years [median (range)] 43.0 (18–75)
Carrier and clinical status
 Symptomatic carrier 9 (8.7)
  Index case 4 (3.9)
  Relative 5 (4.8)
   Cancer diagnosis prior the genetic testing 3 (2.9)
   Cancer diagnosis after the genetic testing 2 (1.9)
 Asymptomatic carrier 93 (89.4)
 No actionable variant identified 2 (1.9)
  Symptomatic 1 (0.9)
  Asymptomatic 1 (0.9)
Altered gene
 BRCA1 31 (29.8)
 BRCA2 55 (52.9)
 BRCA1 + BRCA2 1 (1.0)
 BRCA2 + ATM 2 (1.9)
 BRCA2 + CDH1 1 (1.0)
 BRCA2 + MSH6 1 (1.0)
 CHEK2 4 (3.8)
 RAD51C 4 (3.8)
 CDH1 2 (1.9)
 NF1 1 (1.0)
 No actionable variant identifiedd 2 (1.9)
Genetic variant
 Pathogenic 90 (86.5)
 Likely pathogenic 6 (5.8)
 VUSe 6 (5.8)
 No actionable variant identified 2 (1.9)
Follow-up time, years [median (range)] 5 (1–13)
Lost to follow-up 7 (6.7)
Dead 3 (2.9)

aUnknown for 3 participants

bUnknown for 2 participants

cUnknown for 6 participants

dGenetic testing not performed in 1 participant

eVariant of Uncertain Significance