70 years of age or older patients with clinical features of breast cancer in women.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 70 years of age or older patients with clinical features of breast cancer in women [Keywords:] 70 years of age or older clinical characteristics of breast cancer in women Breast cancer is one of the most common malignancy of women in recent years, the incidence increased significantly, although there are getting younger and younger, but the peak incidence is still in the middle-aged. Given the aging of our population and the elderly and young breast cancer biological characteristics of breast cancer difference in attention to older women, breast cancer research and treatment has an extremely important practical significance. Our hospital from July 2005 to July 2008, a total of 287 cases of breast cancer patients treated, 70 patients with breast cancer in women over the age of 28 cases, accounting for 9.8%. Are now working on 28 cases of elderly breast cancer patients with clinical data to make a retrospective analysis of 70 years of age or older to explore the clinical characteristics of breast cancer in women. A clinical data 1.1 General information on 28 cases of breast cancer in women over the age of 70 patients, age distribution of 70 ~ 93 years old (mean 78.2 years), of which 70 to 79 years in 16 cases (57.1%, with an average 73.4 years), 80 ~ 89 years old 10 cases (35.7%, with an average 82.9 years), 90 ~ 93 years old in 2 cases (7.1%, with an average 92.5 years); birth 3 birth the following 10 cases, 3 to 5 child in 14 cases, 6 more than four cases of fetal (birth up to and 1 case of 8 births); menarche from 12 to 21 years (mean 15.7 years), menopause, 44 ~ 60 years (mean 50.1 years), menstrual 30 ~ 39 years (mean 34.4 years). 1.2 the first symptom of breast masses in 20 cases (71.4%), nipple discharge in 4 cases (14.3% bloody three cases, serous 1 case), breast pain in 3 cases (10.7%), nipple ulceration in 1 case, 3.6% . 1.3 primary site left internal mammary in 15 cases, right breast in 13 cases, the ratio of about 1.15:1.