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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Pathol. 2011 Feb 11;42(7):983–990. doi: 10.1016/j.humpath.2010.10.012

Table 1.

Relationship between ING4 deletion and clinicopathologic features

Clinicopathologic feature ING4 (n = 1033)
P
Deletion (ratio, ≤0.8) (n = 170) No deletion (ratio, >0.8) (n = 863)
Histologic subtype
 Ductal carcinoma 132 (77.7%) 619 (71.7%) .113
 Other 38 (22.4%) 244 (28.3%)
Size
 pT1 51 (30.0%) 295 (34.8%) .258
 pT2 96 (56.5%) 410 (48.3%)
 pT3 8 (4.7%) 57 (6.7%)
 pT4 15 (8.8%) 87 (10.3%)
Lymph node status
 N0 81 (53.6%) 395 (51.6%) .652
 >N0 70 (46.4%) 370 (48.4%)
BRE
 Grade 1 26 (15.3%) 183 (21.5%) .187
 Grade 2 78 (45.9%) 358 (42.0%)
 Grade 3 66 (38.8%) 311 (36.5%)
ER
 Positive 126 (76.8%) 627 (74.9%) .603
 Negative 38 (23.2%) 210 (25.1%)
PR
 Positive 60 (47.2%) 273 (42.1%) .281
 Negative 67 (52.8%) 376 (57.9%)
HER2/neu receptor
 0 + 1 125 (76.2%) 699 (85.9%) .002
 2 + 3 39 (23.8%) 115 (14.1%)
Age at diagnosis (y), median (minimum-maximum) 61.5 (28–88) 63 (27–93) .174
Tumor size (mm), median (minimum-maximum) 24 (4–110) 25 (0–140) .854
Survival rate
 5 y (95% CI) 81.4% (74%–87%) 83.0% (80%-86%) .591*
 6 y (95% CI) 80.4% (72%–86%) 81.4% (78%-84%)
 10 y (95% CI) 72.6% (62%-81%) 71.8% (67%-76%)

Abbreviation: CI, confidence interval.

*

No difference in survival time throughout the duration of follow-up.