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. 2020;21(2):431–438. doi: 10.31557/APJCP.2020.21.2.431

Table 3.

Distribution of the Studied Familial Breast Cancer Patients According to Demographic and Clinical Parameters (N = 80)

No. %
Age of first presentation (years) 48.31 ± 10.97
≤50 44 55.00
>50 36 45.00
No. of affected family members
One relative 57 71.25
Two relatives 14 17.50
Three relatives 9 11.25
Different types of cancers in the relatives of FBC patients
Breast 101 90.18
Others 11 9.82
Menstrual history
Premenopausal 46 57.50
Menopausal 34 42.50
Marital status
Not married 10 12.50
Married 70 87.50
Parity
Nulliparous 11 13.75
Multiparous 69 86.25
Breast feeding 69 86.25
Clinical presentation
Breast lump 70 86.42
Others 11 13.58
Mammography
BIRADS IV 35 43.75
BIRADS V 35 43.75
Others 10 12.50
Histopathological type
IDC 67 83.75
Others(ILC,DCIS and mixed mucinous) 13 16.25
TNM Stage
II 37 46.25
III 22 27.50
IV 11 13.75
Others (stage 0 and I) 10 12.50
Non-metastasis 69 86.25
Metastasis 11 13.75
Hormone receptor and HER2 status
ER+ PR+ HER2-ve (Luminal A) 51 63.75
ER+ PR+ HER2+ve (Triple positive) 10 12.50
HER2+ve (HER2 enriched) 10 12.50
ER- PR- HER2-ve (Triple negative) 9 11.25
Carrier status of BRCA1 5382insC mutation
Non-carrier 76 95
Carrier 4 5

IDC, Infiltrating ductal carcinoma; ILC, Invasive lobular carcinoma; DCIS, Ductal carcinoma in situ