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. 2020 Oct 23;8(10):e3159. doi: 10.1097/GOX.0000000000003159

Table 1.

Patient Demographics and Reconstruction Characteristics

Characteristics Patients
No. patients 350
No. breasts 602
Mean age at imaging, range, ± SD, years 49.9 (27–75) ± 9.7
Mean BMI, range, ± SD, kg/m2 28.5 (18–48) ± 5.6
Type of imaging performed (%)
CTA 320 (91.4)
MRA 30 (8.6)
Breast cancer type (%)*
Invasive (infiltrating) ductal carcinoma 200 (33.2)
Ductal carcinoma in situ 47 (7.8)
Invasive (infiltrating) lobular carcinoma 31 (5.1)
Lobular carcinoma in situ 8 (1.3)
Undifferentiated 1 (0.2)
Malignant phyllodes 1 (0.2)
Other 6 (1.0)
No cancer 231 (38.4)
Information not available 77 (12.8)
Genetic predisposition (%)
BRCA+ 43 (12.3)
BRCA− 119 (34.0)
Other mutation 12 (3.4)
Genetic study not performed 176 (50.3)
Family history of breast cancer (%) 139 (39.7)
Breast reconstruction (%)
DIEP flap 334 (95.4)
Implants 4 (1.2)
Not performed 12 (3.4)
Breast reconstruction laterality (%)
Bilateral 244 (69.8)
Unilateral 94 (26.8)
Not performed to date 12 (3.4)
Prophylactic mastectomy (%)* 231 (38.4)
Breast reconstruction timing (%)
Delayed 140 (40.0)
Immediate 135 (38.6)
Immediate + delayed 57 (16.3)
Not reconstructed 12 (3.4)
Information not available 6 (1.7)
*

In number of breasts (n = 602).

Not performed due to being lost to follow-up, not a candidate for DIEP reconstruction after imaging, patient preferences or incidental findings on imaging.

BMI, body mass index.