Based on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
4.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
9.0% within 20 years after diagnosis
13.5 within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
4.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
9.0% within 20 years after diagnosis
13.5 within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
12.6% within 10 years after diagnosis
25.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
37.8% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
12.6% within 10 years after diagnosis
25.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
37.8% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
3.1% within 10 years after diagnosis
6.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
9.3% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
3.1% within 10 years after diagnosis
6.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
9.3% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
8.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
17% within 20 years after diagnosis
25.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
8.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
17% within 20 years after diagnosis
25.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
2.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
5% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
2.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
5% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
6.4% within 10 years after diagnosis
12.8% within 20 years after diagnosis
19.2% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
6.4% within 10 years after diagnosis
12.8% within 20 years after diagnosis
19.2% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
2.4% within 10 years after diagnosis
4.8% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.2% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
2.4% within 10 years after diagnosis
4.8% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.2% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
5.3% within 10 years after diagnosis
10.6% within 20 years after diagnosis
15.9% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
5.3% within 10 years after diagnosis
10.6% within 20 years after diagnosis
15.9% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
2.4% within 10 years after diagnosis
4.8% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.2% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
2.4% within 10 years after diagnosis
4.8% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.2% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
4.7% within 10 years after diagnosis
9.4% within 20 years after diagnosis
14.1% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
4.7% within 10 years after diagnosis
9.4% within 20 years after diagnosis
14.1% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
2.6% within 10 years after diagnosis
5.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.8% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
2.6% within 10 years after diagnosis
5.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.8% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
4.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
9% within 20 years after diagnosis
13.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
4.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
9% within 20 years after diagnosis
13.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
3% within 10 years after diagnosis
6% within 20 years after diagnosis
9% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
3% within 10 years after diagnosis
6% within 20 years after diagnosis
9% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
4.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
9% within 20 years after diagnosis
13.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
4.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
9% within 20 years after diagnosis
13.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
3.4% within 10 years after diagnosis
6.8% within 20 years after diagnosis
10.2% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
3.4% within 10 years after diagnosis
6.8% within 20 years after diagnosis
10.2% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
4.7% within 10 years after diagnosis
9.4% within 20 years after diagnosis
14.1% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
4.7% within 10 years after diagnosis
9.4% within 20 years after diagnosis
14.1% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
3.6% within 10 years after diagnosis
7.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
10.8% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
3.6% within 10 years after diagnosis
7.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
10.8% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
5.1% within 10 years after diagnosis
10.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
15.3% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
5.1% within 10 years after diagnosis
10.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
15.3% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
3.7% within 10 years after diagnosis
7.4% within 20 years after diagnosis
11.1% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
3.7% within 10 years after diagnosis
7.4% within 20 years after diagnosis
11.1% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
5.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
11% within 20 years after diagnosis
16.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
5.5% within 10 years after diagnosis
11% within 20 years after diagnosis
16.5% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
3.3% within 10 years after diagnosis
6.6% within 20 years after diagnosis
9.9% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
3.3% within 10 years after diagnosis
6.6% within 20 years after diagnosis
9.9% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
6% within 10 years after diagnosis
12% within 20 years after diagnosis
18% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
6% within 10 years after diagnosis
12% within 20 years after diagnosis
18% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
2.6% within 10 years after diagnosis
5.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.8% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen positive tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
2.6% within 10 years after diagnosis
5.2% within 20 years after diagnosis
7.8% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior left unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your right breast are:
6.3% within 10 years after diagnosis
12.6% within 20 years after diagnosis
18.9% within 30 years after diagnosisBased on your prior right unilateral breast cancer with an Estrogen negative tumor profile, your chances of getting a contralateral breast cancer in your left breast are:
6.3% within 10 years after diagnosis
12.6% within 20 years after diagnosis
18.9% within 30 years after diagnosisFree Reference Table Email*
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