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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of younger (<35) and older age groups

From: Young age: an independent risk factor for disease-free survival in women with operable breast cancer

Characteristics

Age <35 (%) (n = 256)

Age ≥ 35 (%) (n = 1784)

P value

Age

   

20–25

9 (3.5)

  

26–30

56 (21.9)

  

31–35

191 (74.6)

  

36–40

 

318 (17.8)

 

41–50

 

791 (44.3)

 

51–60

 

474 (26.6)

 

60–70

 

165 (9.2)

 

71-

 

36 (2.0)

 

Family historya

22 (8.7)

135 (7.6)

0.511

Histology

   

Ductal

238 (93.0)

1624 (91.0)

 

Lobular

2 (0.8)

30 (1.7)

 

Medullary

10 (3.9)

29 (1.6)

0.018

others

6 (2.3)

101 (5.7)

 

T stage

   

T1

99 (38.7)

770 (43.2)

 

T2

129 (50.4)

855 (47.9)

 

T3–4

28 (10.9)

159 (8.9)

0.126

Lymph node metastasis

   

Negative

138 (53.9)

1063 (59.6)

 

Positive

118 (46.1)

721 (40.4)

0.084

Histological grade

   

1–2

78 (58.6)

525 (60.0)

 

3

55 (41.4)

350 (40.0)

0.767

Nuclear grade

   

1–2

113 (52.6)

901 (61.3)

 

3

102 (47.4)

570 (38.7)

0.015

ER

   

Positive

97 (47.1)

907 (51.8)

 

Negative

109 (52.9)

843 (48.2)

0.198

PR

   

Positive

73 (36.7)

708 (43.5)

 

Negative

126 (63.3)

921 (56.5)

0.068

c-erbB2

   

Negative

94 (52.8)

647 (46.4)

 

Positive

84 (47.2)

748 (53.6)

0.106

  1. aPatients who have 1st or 2nd degree relatives with breast cancer