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. 2024 Mar 18;14:6481. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-56326-5

Table 2.

The characterization of breast cancer patients involved into the study.

Clinical characteristic Breast cancer (n = 74)
Age 55 ± 10 years
 > 50 years 46 (62%)
 < 50 years 26 (35%)
 No data 2 (3%)
BMI Average 27,7
 Normal (BMI 18,5–24,99) 21 (28%)
 Overweight (25–29,99) 27 (36%)
 Obese class I (30–34,99) 13 (18%)
 Obese class II (35–39,99) 5 (7%)
 Obese class III (> 40) 1 (1%)
 No data 7 (10%)
Histopathological result
 NST invasive cancer 64 (86%)
 Sarkoid carcinoma 1 (1%)
 Invasive lobular carcinoma 3 (4%)
 Preinvasive ductal carcinoma 1 (1%)
 Mucous carcinoma 1 (1%)
 NST invasive cancer with preinvasive ductal carcinoma 1 (1%)
 NST invasive cancer with mucous cancer 1 (1%)
 No data 2 (3%)
Size of primary tumor (TNM)
 T1 5 (7%)
 T2 42 (57%)
 T3 6 (8%)
 T4 17 (23%)
 No data 4 (5%)
Degree of spread to regional lymph nodes (TNM)
 N0 29 (39%)
 N1 30 (41%)
 N2 10 (14%)
 N3 1 (1%)
 No data 4 (5%)
Clinical stage
 I 2 (3%)
 II 43 (58%)
 III 25 (34%)
 No data 4 (5%)
Molecular/ biological type
 Luminal A (HER2(-), ER/PR( +)) 6 (8%)
 Luminal B (HER( +), ER/PR( +)) 42 (57%)
 Non-luminal (HER2( +), ER/PR(-)) 18 (24%)
 Triple negative (HER2(-), ER/PR(-)) 6 (8%)
 No data 2 (3%)
Degree of remission
 Partial remission 30 (41%)
 Entire remission 31 (42%)
 Patients during treatment 13 (18%)