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. 2018 Aug 6;115(31-32):520–527. doi: 10.3238/arztebl.2018.0520

Table 1. Baseline breast cancer characteristics in the study population (diagnosis during the period 2006–2012).

N %
Breast cancer cases 1531 100.0
Age at diagnosis, mean (SD) 59.8 (6.1)
Years of diagnosis
2006–2009 810 52.9
2010–2012 721 47.1
Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) 285 18.6
Invasive cancer 1246 81.4
Invasive cancers 1246 100.0
of which:
T stage 1 812 65.2
T stage 2+ 373 29.9
Treated neoadjuvantly 61 4.9
N stage 0 836 67.1
N stage 1+ 346 27.8
Treated neoadjuvantly 61 4.9
Missing 3 0.2
Grading:
Grade I 327 26.2
Grade II 631 50.6
Grade III 284 22.8
Missing 4 0.3
Receptor status:
Hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative 901 72.3
HER2-positive 213 17.1
Triple-negative 118 9.5
Missing 14 1.1
Type of surgery:
Breast-conserving therapy 862 69.2
Breast-conserving therapy + mastectomy 96 7.7
Mastectomy 281 22.6
Missing 7 0.6
Indication for chemotherapy:
Yes 608 48.8
No 577 46.3
Treated neoadjuvantly 61 4.9
Type of surgery (including DCIS): 1531 100.0
Breast-conserving therapy 1049 68.5
Breast-conserving therapy + mastectomy 134 8.8
Mastectomy 341 22.3
Missing 7 0.5

HER2, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2; SD, standard deviation