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. 2020 Jul 25;183(3):515–524. doi: 10.1007/s10549-020-05792-2

Table 3.

Priority ranks generated by the scoring system compared with priority ranks generated by experienced breast surgeons

Priority rank Patient (system score) Scoring system Test patient and tumor characteristics
Surgeon 1 Surgeon 2 Surgeon 3 Patient Score
1 F (18) H (20) H (20) H 20 H: 45 yo, 2.5 cm grade 2 IDC, moderate ER+ , PR-, N0
2 H (20) F (18) F (18) F 18 F: 49 yo, 1.8 cm grade 2 IDC, ER, Oncotype = 25, N0
3 G (16) A (17) G (16) A 17 A: 49 yo, 1.2 cm grade 2 IDC, strongly ER/PR+ , N0
4 I (14) G (16) A (17) G 16 G: 68 yo, 1.3 cm grade 3 IDC, strongly ER/PR+ , N0
5 A (17) I (14) D (13) I 14 I: 55 yo, 0.9 cm grade 2 IDC, ER+ Oncotype = 16, N0
6 C (14) C (14) I (14) C 14 C: 63 yo, 0.9 cm grade 2 ILC, ER+ Oncotype = 11, N0
7 B (12) D (13) C (14) D 13 D: 60 yo, 1.4 cm grade 1 DCIS+ mi, strongly ER/PR+ , N0
8 D (13) E (13) E (13) E 13 E: 62 yo, 1.0 cm grade 2 DCIS, strongly ER + , N0
9 E (13) B (12) B (12) B 12 B: 90 yo, 1.0 cm grade 1 IDC, strongly ER/PR+ , N0
10 J (11) J (11) J (11) J 11 J: 79 yo, grade 1 DCIS, strongly ER/PR+ , N0

Scores of 18 or higher were considered highest risk, 15–17 considered medium risk, and 14 or lower considered lowest risk

yo years old, ER estrogen receptor, PR progesterone receptor, IDC invasive ductal cancer, DCIS ductal carcinoma in situ; mi: microinvasion, ILC invasive lobular cancer