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. 2007 Feb 6;96(7):1025–1029. doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6603600

Table 2. Surgery vs primary endocrine therapy results.

Trial Median follow-up Surgery n/N Primary endocrine therapy n/N HR (95% CI)
         
Surgery primary endocrine therapy
Mortality (‘OS’)
 EORTC 10851 10 years 60/82 50/82 1.11 (0.75–1.65)
 Nottingham 1 5 years 28/65 28/66 1.06 (0.59–1.92)
 St Georges 6 years 28/100 33/100 0.75 (0.44–1.26)
         
Mortality, recurrence or progression (‘PFS’)
 EORTC 10851 10 years 63/82 69/82 0.55 (0.39–0.77)
 Nottingham 1 12 years 56/65 57/66 Not estimable
 St Georges 6 years 60/100a 70/100a Not estimable
         
Local recurrence or local progression as first event
 EORTC 10851 10 years 7/82 47/82 Not calculatedb
 Nottingham 1 9 years 16/65a 45/66a Not calculatedb
 St Georges 6 years 36/100 53/100 Not calculatedb
         
Distant metastases as first or simultaneous event
 EORTC 10851 10 years 15/82 7/82 Not calculatedb
 Nottingham 1 12 years NR NR Not calculatedb
 St Georges 6 years 14/100 8/100 Not calculatedb

OS=overall survival; PFS=progression-free survival.

a

Individual patient data from trial list.

b

Not calculated because of 20–50% competing risks (Nottingham 1 and EORTC 10851) and informative censoring (St Georges). Surgery plus adjuvant endocrine therapy vs primary endocrine therapy.