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. 2014 Jun 10;10(2):663–669. doi: 10.3892/mmr.2014.2317

Table I.

Association of VASH2 staining with clinicopathological characteristics of breast cancer.

Clinicopathologic characteristic No. of patients VASH2 staining P-value

Low (%) High (%)
Age 0.344
 < 45 27 6 (22.3) 21 (77.7)
 ≥45 72 23 (31.9) 49 (68.1)
Pathological stage 0.299
 T1 50 17 (34.0) 33 (66.0)
 T2–4 49 12 (24.5) 37 (75.5)
Tumor grade <0.001
 G1–2 66 27 (40.9) 39 (59.1)
 G3 33 2 (6.1) 31 (93.9)
Node status 0.952
 Negative 61 18 (29.5) 43 (70.5)
 Positive 38 11 (28.9) 27 (71.1)
ERα status 0.066
 Negative 34 6 (17.6) 28 (82.4)
 Positive 65 23 (35.4) 42 (64.6)
PR status 0.734
 Negative 47 13 (27.7) 34 (72.3)
 Positive 52 16 (30.8) 36 (69.2)
HER-2 status 0.988
 Negative 75 22 (29.3) 53 (70.7)
 Positive 24 7 (29.2) 17 (70.8)
Ki67 status <0.001
 <14% 28 19 (67.9) 09 (32.1)
 ≥14% 71 10 (14.1) 61 (85.9)
Total 99 29 (29.3) 70 (70.7)

VASH2, vasohibin-2; ER, estrogen receptor; HER, human epidermal growth factor receptor. VASH2 staining: Low, negative or weak staining; High, middle or strong staining.