Table 1 Characteristics of accompanying patients who have had a breast cancer trajectory
AP record | Age group | Family situation | Level of education | Clinical picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|
AP 1 | 45–54 years | Person living alone | University degree | Metastatic cancer Hormone therapy Radiotherapy Partial surgery Reconstructive surgery Immunotherapy |
AP 2 | 55–64 years | Couple with no children at home | High school diploma | BRCA genetic mutation DIEP (deep inferior epigastric perforators) Oophorectomy |
AP 3 | 55–64 years | Couple with child/children at home | University degree | Oral chemotherapy Hormone therapy Radiotherapy Partial surgery Reconstructive surgery |
AP 4 | 65–74 years | Couple with no children at home | University degree | Radiotherapy Complete surgery |
AP 5 | 55–64 years | Couple with no children at home | University degree | Metastatic cancer Oral and intravenous chemotherapy |
AP 6 | 65–74 years | Person living alone | University degree | Hormone therapy Radiotherapy Partial surgery |
AP 7 | 25–34 years | Family with other persons | University degree | BRCA genetic mutation Oral chemotherapy Complete surgery Radiotherapy Reconstructive surgery |