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. 2009 Nov;175(5):1848–1857. doi: 10.2353/ajpath.2009.090246

Table 1.

Clinical, Pathological, and Molecular Characteristics of the Patient Cohorts

Tumor variable Positive tumors (%) Negative tumors (%) Missing samples
Menopausal status
 Premenopausal 70 (23.7%)
 Postmenopausal 218 (73.9%)
 Oophrectomy 7 (2.4%)
 Missing 20
Treatment
 Simple mastectomy 53 (16.8%)
 Modified radical mastectomy 262 (83.2%)
 Missing 0
Tumor type
 Invasive ductal carcinoma 291 (92.4%)
 Invasive lobular carcinoma 19 (6.1%)
 Special type colloid and medullary carcinoma 5 (1.5%)
 Missing 0
Tumor size
 T1 <2 cm in diameter 32 (10.5%)
 T2 ∼2–5 cm in diameter 201 (66.1%)
 T3 >5 cm in diameter 53 (17.4%)
 T4 fixed to chest wall 18 (5.9%)
 Missing 11
Histological grade
 I 73 (25.8%)
 II 138 (48.8%)
 III 72 (25.4%)
 Missing 32
Involved lymph nodes 108 (46.8%) 123 (53.2%) 84
ERα staining 166 (39.3%) 142 (60.7%) 7
PgR staining 115 (38.3%) 185 (61.7%) 15
AGR2 staining 208 (66%) 107 (34%) 0
C-erbB-2 staining 71 (23%) 238 (77%) 6
C-erbB-3 staining 180 (59.2%) 124 (40.8%) 11
S100A4 staining 126 (40.3%) 187 (59.7%) 2
S100P staining 147 (53.3%) 129 (46.7%) 39
p53 staining 124 (39.6%) 189 (60.4%) 2
Cathepsin D staining 201 (82.4%) 43 (17.6%) 71
pS2 staining 129 (41.6%) 181 (58.4%) 5
Osteopontin staining 202 (67.1%) 99 (32.9%) 14

Tumor variables and cutoffs used in immunocytochemical staining to separate the two categorical groups are described in Materials and Methods