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. 2016 Dec 22;161(3):575–586. doi: 10.1007/s10549-016-4085-4

Table 1.

Demographics of overall male breast cancer cohort (n = 708)

Demographic N Total %
Ethnicity
 Caucasian 468 708 66.1
 Ashkenazi Jewish 70 708 9.9
 African American 58 708 8.2
 Asian 23 708 3.2
 Hispanic 16 708 2.3
 Middle Eastern 5 708 0.7
 Native American 1 708 0.1
 Mixed ethnicity 20 708 2.8
 Other 3 708 0.4
 Unknown 44 708 6.2
Panel ordered (total number of genes on panel)
 BRCAplus (5–6) 115 708 16.2
 GYNplus (9–13) 7 708 1.0
 BRCAplus-expanded 17 708 2.4
 BreastNext (14–18) 297 708 41.9
 OvaNext (19–24) 66 708 9.3
 PancNext (range) 5 708 0.7
 CancerNext (22–32) 148 708 20.9
 CancerNext-expanded (43–49) 53 708 7.5
Age at testing
 20–29 2 708 0.3
 30–39 18 708 2.5
 40–49 43 708 6.1
 50–59 138 708 19.5
 60–69 234 708 33.1
 70–79 189 708 26.7
 80–89 75 708 10.6
 90 and older 9 708 1.3
Age at diagnosisa
 20–29 10 687 1.5
 30–39 28 687 4.1
 40–49 70 687 10.2
 50–59 160 687 23.3
 60–69 210 687 30.6
 70–79 158 687 23.0
 80–89 47 687 6.8
 90 and older 4 687 0.6
Testing history
 Prior BRCA1/2 testing 223 708 31.5
Clinical Historya
 Family history male breast cancer 41 643 6.4
 Multiple primary breast cancers 28 706 4.0
 Additional non-breast primary cancers 166 708 23.4

aAge at diagnosis and clinical history were not provided for all men in the cohort