The association of @entity0 and XXXX .

@entity1 @entity64 @entity0 @entity301 @entity299
OBJECTIVE: To estimate whether mammography can be an early, valid tool for predicting the development of @entity301 ( @entity301 ) in @entity1 . METHODS: @entity1 presenting for routine mammograms between June and August 2004 were recruited for the study. Baseline data collected included risk factors and family history of @entity299 , as well as any @entity299 experienced by the @entity1 . Similar follow-up data were collected during subsequent years, and these @entity1 -completed surveys were correlated with the baseline mammograms screened for @entity0 . RESULTS: Throughout the 5-year follow-up, @entity301 was present in 20.8% of @entity1 who screened positive for @entity0 and in 5.4% of who screened negative for @entity0 (P<.001). Among @entity1 who did not have @entity301 at baseline, @entity0 -positive @entity1 were more likely to develop @entity301 or a @entity64 than those who were @entity0 -negative (6.3% compared with 2.3%, P=.003; and 58.3% compared with 13.3%, P<.001), respectively. These results remained significant even when controlling for age. CONCLUSION: The presence of @entity0 on mammograms indicates a significantly increased risk of developing @entity301 or a @entity64 . These results suggest that @entity0 should be routinely reported on mammograms and viewed as a marker for the development of @entity301 . LEVEL OF EVIDENCE: II.
