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. 2008 Oct 9;99(10):1967–1976. doi: 10.1111/j.1349-7006.2008.00944.x

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics of the subjects with breast or ovarian cancer

Variables    Breast cancer Ovarian cancer
Number of subjects 126 18
Sex Female 122 18
Male   4
Age at diagnosis Female  46.2 ± 12.1 50.2 ± 11.8
Male  64.5 ± 3.7
Tumor size (T) Tis   2
T1  66 11
T2  49 1
T3   4 4
Missing data (No.)   5 2
Nodal status (N) Negative  95 10
Positive  24 5
Missing data (No.)   7 3
Stage 0   2
I  71 9 (IA 4, IC 5)
II  38 1 (IIA 1)
III   4 4 (IIIB 1, IIIC 3)
IV   1 1
Missing data (No.)  13 3
Histology Non‐invasive   2 Serous 3, mucinous 3,
Invasive 111 endmetrioid 2, clear cell 2,
Missing data (No.)  13 undifferentiated 2, mixed‐cell type 2, others 2, sex‐cord stromal tumor 1, germ cell tumor 1
Estrogen receptor status Positive  72
Negative  37
Missing data (No.)  17
Progesterone receptor status Positive  64
Negative  44
Missing data (No.)  18
Histological grade Grade 1  24
Grade 2  37
Grade 3  24
Missing data (No.)  41
Laterality Unilateral 104
Bilateral  22
Mutational status No mutation  91 13
BRCA1/2  35 5
BRCA1  16 5
BRCA2  19 0

Includes subjects with ovarian cancer (n = 9).

 

Includes subjects with breast cancer (n = 9).

 

 Subjects with multiple primary breast cancer, in which histology of the first primary cancer was pTis. They were enrolled in the study as the histology of the second primary breast cancer was ascertained to be invasive cancer.