Management of women at increased risk for breast cancer: preliminary results from a new program

 

Table 4: Clinical and pathologic characteristics of the 10 tumours diagnosed during surveillance and of 3 other relevant conditions found during surveillance
Risk category; patient's age at diagnosis, yr Pathologic description Time to diagnosis, mo Nodal status Tumour size, cm Grade Mode of diagnosis
TUMOURS
High (n = 5)
54 Infiltrating ductal carcinoma (IDC) 27 Negative 1.5 Intermediate CBE
81 Infiltrating lobular carcinoma (ILC) 29 Negative 1.0 Intermediate CBE
49* Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) 51 NA NA Low Mammography
52* IDC 44 Negative 1.0 Intermediate BSE
42* IDC 13 Negative 1.5 High BSE
Moderate (n = 2)
41* IDC 20 Negative 1.5 High BSE
50* IDC 45 Negative 1.0 Not stated BSE
Slightly increased (n = 3)
41 DCIS 12 NA NA High Mammography
52 DCIS 31 NA NA Low Mammography
48 Tubular carcinoma 14 Negative 1.5 Low Mammography
OTHER RELEVANT CONDITIONS
High (n = 2)
44* Lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS) 24 NA NA NA CBE
21* Phylloides tumour 24 NA NA NA CBE
Moderate (n = 1)
39* LCIS 14 NA NA NA BSE
*Patients with a family history of breast cancer.

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