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. 2013 Oct 21;13:487. doi: 10.1186/1471-2407-13-487

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of the study group based on 8312 non-TNBC patients and 844 TNBC patients included in the study

 
Non-TNBC
TNBC
 
 
 
8312 (90.8%)
844 (9.2%)
 
 
  Mean N Mean N p-value  
Age (range)
61.2 (22; 97)
8312
57.7 (27; 97)
844
<0.001
 
Postmenopausal
74.8%
6220
66%
557
<0.001
 
T 1
55.3%
4600
48.5%
409
<0.001
 
T 2
36%
2995
41.4%
349
 
 
T 3
3.8%
313
5.9%
50
 
 
T4
4.9%
404
4.3%
36
 
 
Node negative
59.9%
4979
62.6%
528
0.133
 
1-3
23.8%
1978
20%
169
 
 
>3
16.3%
1355
17.4%
147
 
 
G 1
9.9%
820
1.4%
12
<0.001
 
G 2
65.5%
5447
25.4%
214
 
 
G 3
24.6%
2045
73.2%
618
   
ASA Score >3
21.7%
1068
18.3%
94
0.072
 
NYHA Class > III
3.5%
92
4.0%
12
0.652
 
Myocardial infarction, stroke, or TIA
4.2%
230
3.4%
19
0.340
 
HR negative
5.8%
481
100.0%
844
<0.001
 
HR IRS 1-5
23.5%
1953
0.0%
0
 
 
HR positive
70.7%
5878
0.0%
0
 
 
Her2neu positive
17.7%
1468
0.0%
0
<0.001
 
Endocrine therapy
82.0%
6816
5.6%
47
<0.001
 
Chemotherapy
43.0%
3575
77.1%
651
<0.001
 
Mastectomy
29.0%
2414
26.7%
225
0.145
 
Radiotherapy 79.2% 6579 80.3% 678 0.420  

ASA, NYHA, and myocardial infarction/stroke/TIA were available for 4911, 2608, and 5466 non-TNBC patients and for 513, 297, and 564 TNBC-patients, respectively.