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. 2021 Nov 8;129(3):433–442. doi: 10.1111/1471-0528.16975

Table 1.

Comparison of germline testing results from this study with similar recent UK‐based studies

This study Rust, 2018 9 Rahman, 2019 10 Rumford, 2020 11 George, 2016 12 Plaskocinska, 2016 13 Flaum, 2020 14
Number of patients 791 236 122 255 207 232 480
Data collection dates 02/2015–02/2021 2013–NR 02/2015–04/2016 04/2016–04/2018 07/2013–11/2014 07/2013–06/2015 11/2017–11/2019
Setting AWMGS, Wales Four centres across Scotland UCLH, England Imperial College Hospital, England The Royal Marsden Hospital, England East Anglian Genetics Services, England North West of England
Testing criteria High‐grade serous ovarian/fallopian tube/peritoneal cancer Non‐mucinous ovarian cancer High‐grade non‐mucinous ovarian cancer Epithelial ovarian cancer Non‐mucinous ovarian cancer Newly diagnosed epithelial ovarian cancer Non‐mucinous epithelial cancer of ovary/fallopian tube/peritoneum
Age (years) at diagnosis (or referral where appropriate) of patients with versus without pathogenic variant 58.1 vs 67.7 (mean) NR 58 vs 62 (median) 57.8 vs 62.9 (mean) 53.9 vs 57.8 (mean) 49.5 vs 66.1 (mean) 53.1/60.5 (BRCA1/BRCA2) vs 60.5 (mean)
Germline pathogenic BRCA variant detection rate 73 (9.2%) 31 (13.1%) 18 (14.8%) 34 (13.3%) 33 (15.9%) 18 (7.8%) 89 (18.5%)
Dosage variant rate 2 (2.7%) NR NR 2 (5.9%) 4 (12.1%) NR NR
Founder variant rate 2 (2.7%) NR 2 (11%) 6 (17.6%) NR 0 (0%) AKJ population excluded

AKJ, Ashkenazi Jewish; NR, not reported.

Categorical data presented as number of patients (%).