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Table 1 Clinical presentations and demographic data of 682 patients with pre-operative diagnosis of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS)

From: Revisit the practice of lymph node biopsy in patients diagnosed as ductal carcinoma in situ before operation: a retrospective analysis of 682 cases and evaluation of the role of breast MRI

N = 682

Mean ± SD (%)

Age, year

52.3 ± 10.1

Location

 

Right

328(48.1)

Left

354(51.9)

Biopsy method(N/A = 3)

 

CNB

421(62)

Stereotactic biopsy

167(24.6)

Excisional biopsy

88(12.9)

MMG

3(0.4)

Tumor size, cm

2.2 ± 2.5

Lymph node(N/A = 33)

 

Positive

49(7.6)

Negative

600(92.4)

Stage (N/A = 33)

 

0

390(60.1)

I

183(28.2)

II

65(10.0)

III

11(1.7)

Lymph node stage(N/A = 83)

 

N0

549(91.7)

N1

40(6.7)

N2

7(1.2)

N3

3(0.5)

Grade(N/A = 74)

 

I

76(12.5)

II

337(55.4)

III

195(32.1)

ER(N/A = 24)

 

Positive

484(73.6)

Negative

174(26.4)

PR(N/A = 33)

 

Positive

438(67.5)

Negative

211(32.5)

HER-2(N/A = 203)

 

Positive

178(37.2)

Negative

301(62.8)

Post-OP pathology

 

DCIS

412(60.4)

LCIS

5(0.7)

DCIS + LCIS

7(1.0)

DCIS + microinvasive

5(0.7)

DCIS + tubular carcinoma

1(0.1)

DCIS + mucinous carcinoma

3(0.4)

IDC + DCIS

228(33.4)

IDC

9(1.3)

ILC

1(0.1)

Other

11(1.6)

  1. NA not available, CNB core needle biopsy, MMG mammography guided biopsy, ER estrogen receptor, PR progesterone receptor, HER-2 human epithelial receptor type 2, OP operation, DCIS ductal carcinoma in situ, LCIS lobular carcinoma in situ, ILC infiltrating lobular carcinoma, IDC infiltrating ductal carcinoma