Table 1.
n (%) | |
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| |
Invasive tumor size (mm), n = 46 | |
<5 | 5 (10.9) |
5–10 | 5 (10.9) |
10–20 | 16 (34.8) |
20–50 | 17 (37.0) |
>50 | 3 (6.5) |
Lymph node status (no. positive nodes), n = 45* | |
0 | 13 (28.9) |
1–3 | 23 (51.1) |
4–9 | 6 (13.3) |
>10 | 3 (6.7) |
Histologic subtype, n = 46 | |
Ductal NOS | 41 (89.1) |
Lobular, pleomorphic | 1 (2.2) |
Cribriform | 1 (2.2) |
Mixed † | 2 (4.3) |
Too small to type | 1 (2.2) |
Grade, n = 43 ‡ | |
1 | 14 (32.6) |
2 | 19 (44.2) |
3 | 10 (23.3) |
Lymphovascular invasion, n = 46 | |
Absent | 10 (21.7) |
Present | 36 (78.3) |
% Overall tumor comprised by in situ carcinoma, n = 46 | |
<25 | 17 (37.0) |
25–50 | 15 (32.6) |
50–75 | 4 (8.7) |
>75 | 10 (21.7) |
Uniform/mixed DCIS morphology, n = 45§ | |
Uniform | 32 (69.6) |
Mixed | 14 (30.4) |
Abbreviation: NOS, not otherwise specified.
For 1 case, lymph node status not available.
Mixed subtypes included a mixture of NOS/tubular/cribriform and NOS/mucinous.
Three cases were too small to be graded.
Excludes one sample from a tumor with lobular carcinoma in situ only.