Additional file 5 of Patient-centered research: how do women tolerate nipple fluid aspiration as a potential screening tool for breast cancer?

Additional file 5. Supplementary Tables 1-12. (S1) Inclusion reason in the high-risk cohort, (S2) Cohort characteristics in breast cancer, healthy volunteers and high-risk cohorts, (S3) Discomfort of nipple fluid aspiration (NFA) compared to breast physical exam, breastfeeding, mammography, breast MRI and blood collection in the breast cancer cohort, healthy volunteers cohort and high-risk cohort, (S4) Hodges-Lehmann Estimate (HLE) of discomfort scores for nipple fluid aspiration (NFA), mammography, breast MRI, breast physical exam, breastfeeding and blood collection, (S5) Percentage of women of all cohorts who reported a discomfort score of 5 or above for NFA, mammography, breast MRI, breast physical exam, breastfeeding and blood collection, (S6) Correlation tests comparing NFA discomfort with other variables and significance values from the linear regression analyses, (S7) Logistic regression showing that, when corrected for age, NFA discomfort scores are not significantly different between cohorts, (S8a) Nipple fluid aspiration discomfort scores by age in all cohorts, (S8b) Median duration of nipple fluid aspiration by menopausal status in all cohorts, (S9) Association between discomfort NFA and repeated NFA in the high-risk cohort, (S10) Response of women in all cohorts and specifically in the breast cancer, healthy volunteers and high-risk cohorts,(S11) Drop-out reasons in high-risk cohort, (S12) Adverse events in all cohorts and specifically in the breast cancer, healthy volunteers and high-risk cohorts.