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. 2014 Jun 23;14:28. doi: 10.1186/1472-6890-14-28

Table 4.

Association of alphaB-crystallin with clinicopathological parameters

 
alphaB-crystallin
 
Negative
Weakly positive
Strongly positive
p-value (Pearson chi-square)
  N (%) N (%) N (%)  
Randomization arm
 
 
 
0.556
 E-T-CMF
367 (47.7)
55 (55.6)
32 (45.1)
 
 E-CMF
126 (16.4)
8 (8.1)
13 (18.3)
 
 ET-CMF
277 (36.0)
36 (36.4)
26 (36.6)
 
Age
 
 
 
0.058
 <50
301 (39.1)
47 (47.5)
33 (46.5)
 
 ≥50
469 (60.9)
52 (52.5)
38 (53.5)
 
Menopausal status
 
 
 
0.402
 Premenopausal
351 (45.6)
51 (51.5)
33 (46.5)
 
 Postmenopausal
419 (54.4)
48 (48.5)
38 (53.5)
 
Type of surgery
 
 
 
<0.001
 MRM
548 (71.2)
53 (53.5)
43 (60.6)
 
 Breast conserving
222 (28.8)
46 (46.5)
28 (39.4)
 
Tumor size (cm)
 
 
 
0.937
 ≤2
232 (30.1)
35 (35.4)
21 (29.6)
 
 2.1-5
435 (56.5)
55 (55.6)
40 (56.3)
 
 >5
 
 
 
 
Histological type
 
 
 
0.084
 Ductal
586 (76.1)
80 (80.8)
61 (85.9)
 
 Lobular
89 (11.6)
6 (6.1)
2 (2.8)
 
 Mixed
59 (7.7)
10 (10.1)
3 (4.2)
 
 Other
36 (4.7)
3 (3.0)
5 (7.0)
 
Number of positive nodes
 
 
 
0.957
 0-3
298 (38.7)
36 (36.4)
29 (40.8)
 
 ≥4
472 (61.3)
63 (63.6)
42 (59.2)
 
Histological grade
 
 
 
<0.001
 I-II
406 (52.7)
40 (40.4)
24 (33.8)
 
 III-Undifferentiated 364 (47.3) 59 (59.6) 47 (66.2)  

N, number; E, epirubicin; T, paxlitaxel; C, cyclophosphamide; M, methotrexate; F, 5-FU; MRM, modified radical mastectomy.

Significant p-values are shown in bold.