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. 2020 Nov 28;54:319–327. doi: 10.1016/j.breast.2020.11.018

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of patients between 2004 and 2012 in the SEER database (n = 8524).

Variables n Low (%) Intermediate (%) High (%) P
Age (years)
 65-69 4631 1020 (51.3) 2816 (55.7) 795 (53.8) 0.025
 70-74 2441 604 (30.4) 1405 (27.8) 432 (29.2)
 >74 1452 363 (18.3) 838 (16.6) 251 (17.0)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White 6836 1576 (79.3) 4106 (81.2) 1154 (78.1) 0.004
 Non-Hispanic Black 601 153 (7.7) 326 (6.4) 122 (8.3)
 Hispanic (all) 553 113 (5.7) 342 (6.8) 98 (6.5)
 Other 534 145 (7.3) 285 (5.6) 104 (6.3)
Grade
 Well differentiated 2097 638 (32.1) 1337 (26.4) 122 (8.3) <0.001
 Moderately differentiated 4737 1168 (58.8) 2948 (58.3) 621 (42.0)
 Poorly/undifferentiated 1690 181 (9.1) 774 (15.3) 735 (49.7)
Tumor stage
 T1 6477 1510 (76.0) 3956 (78.2) 1011 (68.4) <0.001
 T2 2047 477 (24.0) 1103 (21.8) 467 (31.6)
PR status
 Negative 1056 41 (2.1) 540 (10.7) 475 (32.1) <0.001
 Positive 7468 1946 (97.9) 4519 (89.3) 1003 (67.9)
Surgical procedure
 Breast-conserving surgery 6387 1460 (73.5) 3867 (76.4) 1060 (71.7) <0.001
 Mastectomy 2137 527 (26.5) 1192 (23.6) 418 (28.3)
Radiotherapy
 No 3016 721 (36.3) 1708 (33.8) 587 (39.7) <0.001
 Yes 5508 1266 (63.7) 3351 (66.2) 891 (60.3)
Chemotherapy
 No 7295 1948 (98.0) 4625 (91.4) 722 (48.8) <0.001
 Yes 1229 39 (2.0) 434 (8.6) 756 (51.2)

PR, progesterone receptor; T, tumor.