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. 2024 Feb 23;25(5):2627. doi: 10.3390/ijms25052627

Table 2.

Univariate and multivariate analyses of sTILs and their association with pathological response.

sTILs Continuous Variable sTILs Stratified Variable
Univariate Analyses Multivariate Analyses * Univariate Analyses Multivariate Analyses *
OR (95% CI ) p OR (95% CI ) p OR (95% CI ) p OR (95% CI ) p
pCR 1.22 [1.05; 1.42] 0.010 1.20 [1.00; 1.43] 0.046 4.46 [1.35; 14.80] 0.011 3.73 [1.01; 13.74] 0.048
MPbreast 1.18 [1.04; 1.34] 0.013 1.17 [1.02; 1.35] 0.027 2.62 [1.16; 5.96] 0.022 2.45 [1.02; 5.88] 0.045
MPaxilla 1.05 [0.93; 1.19] 0.458 1.46 [0.70; 3.05] 0.324
RCB 1.11 [0.98; 1.26] 0.110 1.43 [0.69; 2.95] 0.333

sTILs: stromal tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes, pCR: pathological complete response, MP: Miller and Payne, RCB: residual cancer burden, OR: odds ratio, CIs: confidence intervals. sTILs stratified variable: high-TILs (>10%) vs. low-TILs (≤10%); Responders: pCR ypT0/is ypN0, MP-4/5 and MP-A/D, and RCB 0; Non-responders: non-pCR, MP-1/2/3 and MP-B/C, and RCB I/II and III. * The multivariate analyses included histological grade (G3 vs. G1/G2), tumour size (T2/T3/T4 vs. T1), lymph node status (N+ vs. N0), and molecular subtype (luminal-A, luminal-B, TNBC) as covariates. The statistical parameters shown in the table refer to sTILs (continuous and stratified variables). Statistically significant p-values are marked in bold.