Steinitz R, Katz L, Ben-Hur M
Isr J Med Sci. 1981 Sep-Oct;17(9-10):816-21.
The 17-yr incidence of male breast cancer was analyzed from data of the Israel Cancer Registry for Jews and non-Jews, and for the Jewish subgroups of European/American-born and Asian/African-born. The 187 observed cases among Jewish males in Israel were compared with the 194 cases reported in the U.S. Third National Cancer Survey and with female breast cancer rates for the same period. Results show that the dependence of male breast cancer (MBC) on the female rate seems to exist in both countries. The disputed observation of a higher rate of MBC among Jews is supported by the higher rates of MBC in Israel than in the USA. Data on the laterality and histological features of MBC are presented. The series included eight cases among non-Jews (Arabs). The on going survey of the Israel Cancer Registry revealed four families in which both husband and wife had breast cancer and one family with breast cancer in both father and son.
从以色列癌症登记处获取的犹太人和非犹太人、欧洲/美洲出生的犹太亚组以及亚洲/非洲出生的犹太亚组的数据，分析了男性乳腺癌的17年发病率。将以色列犹太男性中观察到的187例病例与美国第三次全国癌症调查中报告的194例病例以及同期女性乳腺癌发病率进行了比较。结果表明，两国男性乳腺癌（MBC）发病率与女性发病率之间似乎都存在关联。以色列MBC发病率高于美国，这支持了关于犹太人中MBC发病率较高这一有争议的观察结果。还呈现了MBC的发病侧别和组织学特征数据。该系列包括8例非犹太人（阿拉伯人）病例。以色列癌症登记处正在进行的调查发现，有4个家庭夫妻双方均患乳腺癌，1个家庭父子均患乳腺癌。
