British Journal of Cancer

TABLE 2

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Risk reduction of contralateral breast cancer and survival after contralateral prophylactic mastectomy in BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation carriers

T C van Sprundel, M K Schmidt, M A Rookus, R Brohet, C J van Asperen, E J Th Rutgers, L J van't Veer and R A E M Tollenaar

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Table 2. Characteristics of women who opted for CPM and women under surveillance

Characteristic CPM group
(N=79)
Surveillance
group
(N=69)
P-value
Mutation status, N (%)   0.693
 BRCA1 60 (75.9)55 (79.7) 
 BRCA2 19 (24.1)14 (20.3) 
    
Age at mutation analysis (years)
 Meanplusminuss.e.41.5plusminus0.946.7plusminus1.1<0.001
 Range27–6126–76 
    
Age at CPM (years)
 Meanplusminuss.e.41.9plusminus0.9NA 
 Range27–61NA 
    
Bilateral (salpingo-)oophorectomy, N (%) 63 (79.7)46 (66.7)0.092
 Indication   
  Prophylactic61 (96.8)39 (84.8)0.009a
  Ovarian carcinoma2 (3.2)4 (8.7) 
  Metastasis breast cancer in ovary— (0.0)1 (2.2) 
  Adjuvant treatment first breast cancer— (0.0)1 (2.2) 
  Radiologic castration— (0.0)1 (2.2) 
    
Age at bilateral prophylactic (salpingo-)oophorectomy (years)
 Meanplusminuss.e.43.3plusminus0.847.1plusminus1.20.009
 Range30–6035–64 
    
Ipsilateral mastectomy (before or at the start of follow-up)79 (100)34 (49.3)<0.001

 CPM=contralateral prophylactic mastectomy; s.e.=standard error of the mean; NA=not applicable.

a Comparing prophylactic only.

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