ArticleMagyar onkologia2024
[Examination of breast density in breast cancer discordant twin pairs].
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Abstract
Previous twin studies show that genetic factors are responsible for 63% of the variability in breast density. We analyzed the mammographic images of 9 discordant twin pairs for breast cancer from the population-based Hungarian Twin Registry. We measured breast density using 3D Slicer software. Genetic variants predisposing to breast cancer were also examined. One of the examined twin pairs had a BRCA2 mutation in both members. There was no significant difference between the mean values of breast density in the tumor and non-tumor groups (p=0.323). In terms of parity and the presence of menopause, we found mostly no significant difference between the members of the twin pair. In our cohort of identical twins discordant for breast cancer, the average breast density showed no significant difference, which can be explained by the common genetic basis of breast cancer and breast density.
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