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Table 1 Correlation analyses of the type of surgery and standard clinicopathological parameters (n = 2244)

From: Mastectomy rates remain high in Singapore and are not associated with poorer survival after adjusting for age

 

Mastectomy (n = 1312)

Wide excision (n = 932)

P value

Median age

55 (23–94)

51 (24–90)

<0.01

Menstrual status

0.01

 Pre-menopausal

945

446

 Post-menopausal

815

482

Ethnicity

0.06

 Chinese

1064

748

 Malay

120

78

 Indians

59

65

 Others

69

41

Presentation

<0.01

 Screen detected

219

324

 Symptomatic

1067

582

Median clinical tumour size (cm)

3.0 (0.5–20)

2.0 (0.5–6.0)

<0.01

Clinically palpable axillary nodes

<0.01

 Yes

149

26

 No

1141

896

Pre-operative diagnosis

<0.01

 Invasive CA

1092

673

 DCIS

218

252

 Atypia

2

7

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy

<0.01

 Yes

93

13

 No

1219

919

Median pathological tumour size (mm)

25 (1–210)

16 (1–70)

<0.01

Tumour histology

<0.01

 DCIS

165

221

 IDC

1029

655

 ILC

76

22

 Medullary CA

3

5

 Mucinous CA

16

13

 Papillary CA

3

7

 Others

19

5

Tumour grade

0.09

 1

169

128

 2

501

313

 3

451

265

ER status

<0.01

 Positive

847

621

 Negative

394

209

PR status

0.02

 Positive

618

456

 Negative

621

373

Nodal status

<0.01

 Positive

602

299

 Negative

575

502

Disease stage

<0.01

 DCIS

135

199

 I

311

365

 II

473

289

 III

393

79

ASA scorea

<0.01

 1

81

62

 2

454

286

 3

87

28

  1. aInformation available only from 2006 onwards