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Table 3 Tumor stage distribution by chronological year, 2000–2012

From: Trends in incidence, mortality and survival in women with breast cancer from 1985 to 2012 in Granada, Spain: a population-based study

Year

I

II

III

IV

Unknown

Total

2000

104 (30.6%)

144 (42.4%)

54 (15.6%)

22 (6.5%)

17 (5.0%)

341

2001

102 (29.7%)

152 (44.3%)

64 (18.7%)

15 (4.4%)

10 (2.9%)

343

2002

111 (28.0%)

173 (43.6%)

71 (17.9%)

24 (6.0%)

18 (4.5%)

397

2003

94 (28.8%)

125 (38.4%)

70 (21.7%)

18 (5.6%)

18 (5.6%)

325

2004

115 (33.7%)

137 (39.9%)

62 (17.8%)

17 (4.4%)

14 (4.1%)

345

2005

119 (34.7%)

134 (39.1%)

57 (16.6%)

23 (6.7%)

10 (2.9%)

343

2006

127 (32.6%)

148 (38.0%)

87 (22.4%)

14 (3.6%)

13 (3.3%)

389

2007

133 (32.4%)

155 (37.8%)

85 (20.7%)

20 (4.9%)

17 (4.1%)

410

2008

154 (36.9%)

165 (39.8%)

70 (16.9%)

13 (3.1%)

14 (3.4%)

416

2009

204 (41.5%)

192 (39.1%)

69 (13.9%)

16 (3.1%)

12 (2.5%)

493

2010

174 (41.8%)

134 (32.2%)

70 (16.9%)

18 (4.5%)

19 (4.5%)

415

2011

175 (37.8%)

168 (36.6%)

77 (17.0%)

31 (6.9%)

8 (1.7%)

459

2012

180 (40.5%)

171 (38.3%)

75 (16.9%)

12 (2.9%)

6 (1.3%)

444

Overall

1792 (35.0%)

1998 (39.0%)

911 (17.8%)

243 (4.8%)

176 (3.4%)

5120

  1. Number and percentage of breast cancer cases according to tumor stage and chronological year in 2000–2012. Percentages are rounded. Population: 463816 women residing in Granada province (Source: 2011 population census for Granada, Statistics and Cartography Institute of Andalusia)