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. 2022 Aug 31;12:976959. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.976959

Table 1.

Clinical and anatomopathological characteristics found in the 321 studied individuals.

Study Characteristic (N = 321) No. %
Age at diagnosis, years   
Mean ± SD 45,21 ± 11,22
Median 44
Range 26-85
≤45 183 57.0
46-60 106 33.0
>60 32 10.0
Ashkenazi Jewish ethnicity
Yes 4 1.2
No 317 98.8
Breast cancer subtypes, receptor status
TNBC 79 24.6
HR positive/HER2 negative (Luminal) 155 48.3
HR negative/HER2 positive (HER2- enriched) 13 4.0
HR positive/HER2 positive (Luminal B HER2) 40 12.5
HR positive/HER2 not available 22 6.8
Unknown 12 3.7
Histology
Ductal 265 82.6
Lobular 27 8.4
Ductal and lobular 2 0.6
Other 20 6.2
Unknown 7 2.2
Bilateral disease
Yes 29 9.0
No 292 91.0
Patient history of second breast cancer
Yes 38 11.2
No 283 88.2
Patient history of prior cancer (excluded breast cancer)
Yes 39 12.1
No 282 87.9
Ovarian cancer 9 2.8
First-/second-/third- degree relative with breast or ovarian cancer
Yes 209 65.1
No 106 33.0
Unknown 6 1.9
First-/second-/third- degree relative with cancer (excluded breast and ovarian)
Yes 244 76.0
No 71 22.1
Unknown 6 1.9

SD, standard deviation; TNBC, triple-negative breast cancer; HR, hormone receptor; HER2, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2.