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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Breast Cancer Res Treat. 2011 Feb 8;128(2):543–551. doi: 10.1007/s10549-011-1362-0

Table 3.

Treatment: Breast conserving surgery (BCS) versus mastectomy and receipt of adjuvant radiation after BCS/mastectomy by race and stage at diagnosis

Surgery type by stage IP NHW
n (%) n (%) P value*
Stage I BCS 441 (63.3) 139,207 (63.5) 0.445
Mastectomy 251 (36.0) 77,953 (35.6)
Stage II BCS 352 (41.3) 66,942 (41.9) 0.158
Mastectomy 489 (57.4) 90,543 (56.6)
Stage III BCS 34 (16.0) 5,262 (16.7) 0.510
Mastectomy 169 (79.3) 23,857 (75.5)
Surgery type by stage
IP NHW
Radiation received n (%) n (%) P value*
BCS Yes 146 (50.9) 29,209 (47.5) 0.690
 In situ No/UK 141 (49.1) 32,283 (52.5)
BCS Yes 577 (72.8) 147,695 (71.6) 0.211
 Stage I & II No/UK 216 (27.2) 58,454 (28.4)
Mastectomy Yes 154 (20.8) 18,588 (11.0) <0.001
 Stage I & II No/UK 586 (79.2) 149,908 (89.0)
Mastectomy Yes 98 (58.0) 11,507 (48.2) 0.266
 Stage III No/UK 71 (42.0) 12,350 (51.8)

Cancers diagnosed 1988–2006

*

Adjusted for race, age, stage at diagnosis and ER and PR status using multivariate logistic regression analysis

IP Asian Indian/Pakistani, NHW non-Hispanic white, BCS breast conserving surgery, No/UK did not receive or unknown whether received radiation