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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 17.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Surg Oncol. 2014 May 24;21(12):3766–3773. doi: 10.1245/s10434-014-3802-7

TABLE 1.

Patient characteristics and treatment of recurrences after BCS in two cohorts of women with DCIS

NCCN
(N = 88)
CRN
(N = 182)
Demographics
Patient age [years; mean (SD)] 53.6 (11.3) 55.9 (11.6)
BMI [mean (SD)] 27.2 (6.4) 26.3 (4.8)
Race
  Caucasian 71 (80.7 %) 131 (72.0)
  Black 7 (8.0 %) 17 (9.3 %)
  Other 10 (11.4 %) 34 (18.7 %)
Index DCIS
Received radiation 61 (69.3 %) 60 (33.0 %)
Time to recurrence [mean no. of months (SD)] 39.7 (26.2) 45.4 (32.0)
In-breast recurrence
DCIS only 52 (59.1 %) 97 (53.3 %)
Invasive component 36 (40.9 %) 85 (46.7 %)
Surgical treatment
  BCS 14 (15.9 %) 71 (39.0 %)
  Mastectomy alone 35 (39.8 %) 79 (43.4 %)
  Mastectomy + reconstruction 39 (44.3 %) 32 (17.6 %)
Timing of reconstruction
  Immediate 36 (92.3 %) 23 (71.9 %)
  Delayed 3 (7.7 %) 9 (28.1 %)
Type of reconstruction
  Autologous tissue 26 (66.7 %) 5 (15.6 %)
  Implant/expander 13 (33.3 %) 27 (84.4 %)
Received radiation
  BCS 7 (70.0 %) 19 (73.1 %)
  Mastectomy only 3 (30.0 %) 6 (23.1 %)
  Mastectomy + reconstruction 0 1 (3.8 %)
Received chemotherapy 11 (12.5 %) 20 (11.0 %)
Surgical complicationsb 10 (11.3 %) 54 (29.7 %)

Recurrence including both DCIS and invasive cancer

The first cohort includes those patients who were diagnosed with an ipsilateral recurrence of DCIS or invasive cancer following an index case of DCIS in NCCN between 1997 and 2008. The other includes patients with an ipsilateral recurrence following treatment for index DCIS at a CRN institution between 1990 and 2001

BCS breast-conserving surgery, DCIS ductal carcinoma in situ, NCCN National Comprehensive Cancer Network, CRN Cancer Research Network, BMI body mass index

a

NCCN data collection was limited to major complications that were documented in medical records, while the CRN data includes both major and minor complications