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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Surg Oncol. 2016 Jun 23;23(10):3232–3238. doi: 10.1245/s10434-016-5328-7

TABLE 2.

Outcomes among 156 female subjects presenting with unilateral breast cancer

5-year
% (95 % CI)
10-year
% (95 % CI)
Unadjusted p value p value adjusted for age and stage
Local-regional recurrence
 Overall 96.2 (92.5–100) 83.7 (72.0–97.2)
 Lumpectomy 95.0 (88.3–100) 80.0 (64.5–98.7) 0.57 0.38
 Mastectomy 97.0 (92.9–100) 92.4 (83.2–100)
New contralateral primary breast cancer
 Overall 97.2 (94.1–100) 72.6 (58.3–90.5)
 Lumpectomy or UM 92.6 (84.9–100) 64.3 (47.9–86.4) 0.03 0.03
 BM 100 83.3 (58.3–100)
Any subsequent breast cancer event
 Overall 84.1 (77.0–91.8) 56.4 (42.5–74.9)
 Lumpectomy 89.4 (80.0–100) NAa 0.51 0.36
 UM 83.6 (64.9–100) NAa
 BM 79.7 (68.6–92.5) NAa

UM unilateral mastectomy, BM bilateral mastectomy, NA not available

a

Sample size and number remaining at risk were too small to estimate