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. 2012 Jun 26;8(5):e100–e104. doi: 10.1200/JOP.2011.000487

Table 1.

Patient Sociodemographic and Clinical Characteristics (n = 92)*

Characteristic Total Patients
No. %
Anastrozole level, ng/mL
    0.0 2 2.2
    1.0-99.0 14 15.2
    100.0-199.0 38 41.3
    200.0-299.0 23 25.0
    300.0-399.0 8 8.7
    400.0-499.0 3 3.3
    500.0-599.0 2 2.2
    600.0-699.0 2 2.2
No. of years taking anastrozole
    ≤ 1 35 38.0
    2 15 16.3
    3 17 18.5
    4 13 14.1
    5 11 12.0
    > 5 1 1.1
No. of days since last pill taken
    0 58 63.7
    1 31 34.1
    > 1 2 2.2
Age, years
    41-50 9 9.8
    51-60 30 32.6
    61-70 34 36.9
    71-80 9 9.8
    81-90 9 9.8
    Unknown 1 1.1
Race
    African American/black 17 18.5
    Asian/Pacific Islander 1 1.1
    Hispanic 17 18.5
    White 52 56.5
    Other 5 5.4
Birthplace
    United States 53 57.6
    Non–United States 39 42.4
Educational attainment
    ≤ Grade school 12 13.2
    High school 25 27.5
    College 28 30.8
    Graduate school 26 28.6
Employment status
    Employed 37 40.2
    Not employed 55 59.8
Annual household income
    ≤ $15,000 16 17.4
    $15,001 to $30,000 12 13.0
    $30,001 to $50,000 9 9.8
    $50,001 to $70,000 8 8.7
    > $70,000 22 23.9
Medical health insurance 92 100.0
Prescription drug coverage 89 96.7
Disease stage
    I 50 54.3
    II 25 27.2
    III 7 7.6
    Unknown 10 10.9
Breast cancer treatment
    Surgery
        Mastectomy 35 38.0
        Lumpectomy 62 67.4
    Adjuvant treatment
        Chemotherapy 46 50.0
        Radiation therapy 54 58.7
*

For postmenopausal women with hormone-sensitive breast cancer for whom anatrozole was prescribed between August 2010 and March 2011.

Self-reported.

Categories were not mutually exclusive; total is greater than 100%.