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. 2023 May 11;33(9):6168–6178. doi: 10.1007/s00330-023-09572-6

Table 1.

Characteristics of tumours (n = 22) with an immunohistochemistry outcome

Characteristics n (%)
Age at diagnosis (years)a,b 60 ± 12
Histological subtype
  Invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC) 14 (64)
  Invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC) 4 (18)
  Mixedc 2 (9)
  Invasive mucinous carcinoma (IMC) 2 (9)
Nuclear grade
  1 3 (14)
  2 10 (45)
  3 9 (41)
Molecular subtype
  ER + /HER2 −  17 (77)
  ER + /HER2 +  5 (23)
Carcinoma in situ
  Absence 4 (18)
  Presence 18 (82)
Necrosis
  Absence 19 (86)
  Presence 3 (14)
Nodal (N) statusa
  Negative 12 (60)
  Positive 8 (40)
Pathological tumour size (mm)d 22 [10–63]
Tumour longest diameter on MRI (mm)d,e 25.6 [10–60]
Tumour volume (cm3)d,f 2.19 [0.29–21.17]
Enhancing tumour volume (cm3)d,f 1.85 [0.29–12.95]

aCalculated in n = 20 patients

bData presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD)

cCancers with the presence of both ductal and lobular components

dData presented as median [range]

ePathological tumour size was defined as the largest tumour diameter measured on surgical specimens

fCalculated in n = 20 cancers, for which both DCE-MRI and immunohistochemistry data were available

ER + , oestrogen receptor–positive; HER2 − , human epidermal growth factor 2-negative; HER2 + , human epidermal growth factor 2-positive