Male breast cancer: a closer look at patient and tumor characteristics and factors that affect survival using the National Cancer Database.
Samuel SarmientoMichael McCollLeila MusaviFaiz GaniJoseph K CannerLisa JacobsFanmeng FuCharalampos SiotosMehran HabibiPublished in: Breast cancer research and treatment (2020)
We report what is to our knowledge the largest national population-based cohort of male breast cancer patients. Importantly, our data suggests that similar to female patients, several treatment modalities are significantly associated with improved survival in male patients, particularly surgery. Increasing age, black race, government insurance, more comorbidities, and higher tumor stages are associated with decreased survival.
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