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Table 1 Demographic, exercise habit, and disease/treatment information by menopausal status in women with breast cancer

From: Association between changes in body fat and disease progression after breast cancer surgery is moderated by menopausal status

Characteristic

Total

Premenopausal

Postmenopausal

t / χ 2

p

(n = 131)

(n = 86)

(n = 45)

mean ± SD

mean ± SD

mean ± SD

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

Age (years)

46.9 ± 9.5

42.1 ± 7.0

56.1 ± 6.3

11.2

< 0.001

Exercise habit before diagnosis

  

3.6

0.056

 No

95 (72.5%)

67 (77.9%)

28 (62.2%)

  

 Yes

36 (27.5%)

19 (22.1%)

17 (37.8%)

  

Type of surgery

   

12.6

< 0.001

 BCT

57 (43.5%)

47 (54.7%)

10 (22.2%)

  

 MRM

74 (56.5%)

39 (45.3%)

35 (77.8%)

  

AJCC staging

   

0.8

0.664

 Stage 0/ I

50 (38.2%)

35 (40.7%)

15 (33.3%)

  

 Stage II

56 (42.7%)

36 (41.9%)

20 (44.4%)

  

 Stage III

25 (19.1%)

15 (17.4%)

10 (22.3%)

  

Estrogen receptor

  

2.9

0.089

 Positive

91 (69.5%)

64 (74.4%)

27 (60.0%)

  

 Negative

40 (30.5%)

22 (25.6%)

18 (40.0%)

  

Progesterone receptor

  

13.0

< 0.001

 Positive

72 (55.0%)

57 (66.3%)

15 (33.3%)

  

 Negative

59 (45.0%)

29 (33.7%)

30 (66.7%)

  

Chemotherapy

   

0.5

0.478

 Yes

109 (83.2%)

73 (84.9%)

36 (80.0%)

  

 No

22 (16.8%)

13 (15.1%)

9 (20.0%)

  

Radiotherapy

   

6.2

0.013

 Yes

72 (55.0%)

54 (62.8%)

18 (40.0%)

  

 No

59 (45.0%)

32 (37.2%)

27 (60.0%)

  

Hormone therapy

  

3.0

0.085

 Yes

83 (63.4%)

59 (68.6%)

24 (53.3%)

  

 No

48 (36.6%)

27 (31.4%)

21 (46.7%)

  

Distant organ metastasis

  

1.0

0.310

 Yes

23 (17.6%)

13 (15.1%)

10 (22.2%)

  

 No

108 (82.4%)

73 (84.9%)

35 (77.8%)

  

All-cause death

   

0.9

0.345

 Yes

13 (9.9%)

7 (8.1%)

6 (13.3%)

  

 No

118 (90.1%)

79 (91.9%)

39 (86.7%)

  
  1. AJCC American Joint Committee on Cancer, SD standard deviation, BCT Breast Conserving Therapy, MRM Modified Radical Mastectomy