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Table 1 Baseline and clinical characteristics of the study population

From: Long-term survival and BRCA status in male breast cancer: a retrospective single-center analysis

Characteristics

Patients (n = 47)

Age at diagnosis

62.0 [55.0–72.0]

Age at diagnosis

  > 50 years

38 (80.9 %)

  ≤ 50 years

9 (19.1 %)

Body mass index

26.2 [24.2–28.9]

Family history

14 (29.7 %)

Smoker

10 (21.3 %)

Alcohol intake

10 (21.3 %)

Obesity

10 (21.3 %)

Side affected

 Left

29 (61.7 %)

 Right

17 (36.2 %)

 Both

1 (2.1 %)

Tumor stage

 I

16 (34.0 %)

 II

21 (44.7 %)

 III

6 (12.8 %)

 IV

1 (2.1 %)

 Unknown

3 (6.4 %)

 Histotype

 

 Ductal

45 (95.8 %)

 Papillary

1 (2.1 %)

 Mixed

1 (2.1 %)

Hormone receptor positive

 ER

38/43 (88.4 %)

 PgR

35/43 (81.4 %)

 Both

34/43 (79.1 %)

 Unknown

4/47 (8.5 %)

ER+/PgR-

4/43 (9.3 %)

ER-/PgR+

1/43 (2.3 %)

Hormone receptor negative

4/43 (9.3 %)

HER-2 positive

11/41 (26.8 %)

Unknown

6/47 (12.8 %)

Triple negative

3/43 (7.0 %)

Nodes status

 Positive

17/44 (38.6 %)

 Negative

27/44 (61.4 %)

 Unknown

3/47 (6.4 %)

Ki-67 high-level (cut off 20 %)

22/34 (64.7 %)

Unknown

13/47 (27.7 %)

Surgery

 Mastectomy

40 (85.1 %)

 Quadrantectomy

7 (14.9 %)

Radiotherapy

14 /43 (32.6 %) (4 unknown)

Chemotherapy

29/41 (70.7 %) (6 unknown)

Endocrine therapy

37/41 (90.2 %) (6 unknown)

Trastuzumab

7/42 (16.7 %) (5 unknown)

Relapse

9/40 (22.5 %) (6 unknown)

Other tumors

9 (19.1 %)

BRCA test

 No

30 (63.8 %)

 Yes

17 (36.2 %)

BRCA mutation

 BRCA 1

1 (5.9 %)

 BRCA 2

5 (29.4 %)

 Unknown variant sequence

1 (5.9 %)

 Negative

10 (58.8 %)

Death

7 (14.9 %)

 No BRCA test

4 (57.1 %)

 BRCA 1

1 (14.3 %)

 BRCA 2

2 (28.6 %)

Follow-up

Median 2660 [1065–4452] days (7.3 years)

  1. Continuous variables are reported as median and interquartile range
  2. Abbreviations: ER estrogen receptor, PgR progesterone receptor