Mammographic Density, Estrogen Receptor Status and Other Breast Cancer Tumor Characteristics
Jane Ding, Ruth Warren, Anne Girling, Deborah Thompson, Douglas Easton
The Breast Journal 2010. 16;3;:279-289
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Mammographic density was a stronger risk factor for ER positive [OR = 2.94; 95% CI = 1.94–4.43; p < 0.001] than ER negative cancers when comparing breasts with greater than 50% dense region to those with less than 10% density. No other tumor characteristic had a significant correlation with breast density. These results suggest that mammographic percent density may be more strongly related to ER positive than ER negative breast cancer, but otherwise is a risk factor for breast cancer independent of other tumor characteristics
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