Table 1 Characteristics of breast cancer cases in this study.

From: Predicting breast cancer types on and beyond molecular level in a multi-modal fashion

 

All

Training cohort

Test cohort

p value

Observer study cohort

Number

3360

2688 (80.0%)

672 (20.0%)

168 (5.0%)

Age

54 ± 9

54 ± 8

54 ± 10

0.312

54 ± 12

Tumor size (mm)

19.9 ± 10.4

20.0 ± 10.5

19.5 ± 9.9

0.285

19.2 ± 9.4

Grade

   

0.057

 

 1

466

370 (13.8%)

96 (14.3%)

30 (17.9%)

 2

1762

1386 (51.6%)

376 (56.0%)

82 (48.8%)

 3

1132

932 (34.7%)

200 (29.8%)

56 (33.3%)

Density category in MG

   

0.739

 

 A

411

336 (12.5%)

75 (11.2%)

24 (14.3%)

 B

1434

1132 (42.1%)

302 (44.9%)

83 (49.4%)

 C

1314

1054 (39.2%)

260 (38.7%)

55 (32.7%)

 D

201

166 (6.2%)

35 (5.2%)

6 (3.6%)

BI-RADS category

   

0.313

 

 4 (4a, 4b, 4c)

2052

1653 (61.5%)

399 (59.4%)

89 (53.0%)

 5

1308

1035 (38.5%)

273 (40.6%)

79 (47.0%)

Histologic type

   

0.345

 

 Invasive ductal carcinoma

2512

2019 (75.1%)

493 (73.4%)

118 (70.2%)

 Invasive lobular carcinoma

394

312 (11.6%)

82 (12.2%)

26 (15.5%)

 Others

454

357 (13.3%)

97 (14.4%)

24 (14.3%)

Molecular subtypes

   

0.126

 

 Luminal A

1494

1214 (45.2%)

280 (41.7%)

67 (39.9%)

 Luminal B

905

721 (26.8%)

184 (27.4%)

49 (29.2%)

 HER2-enriched

386

298 (11.1%)

88 (13.1%)

23 (13.7%)

 Triple-negative

575

455 (16.9%)

120 (17.9%)

29 (17.3%)

  1. Values in parentheses are the percentage. Ages and Tumor sizes are reported as mean ± standard deviation. Density category A, the breasts are almost entirely fatty. Density category B, there are scattered areas of fibroglandular density. Density category C, heterogeneously dense. Density category D, extremely dense.
  2. MG mammography, BI-RADS Breast imaging reporting and data system.