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. 2015 Mar 6;15:101. doi: 10.1186/s12885-015-1116-1

Table 1.

Patients’ demographics and clinicopathological characteristics (n = 290)

Age at diagnosis Patients (n, %)
<40 7 (2.4)
40-50 53 (18.3)
51-60 71 (24.5)
>60 159 (54.8)
Diagnosis
Invasive carcinoma (NST) 208 (71.7)
ILC 31 (10.7)
DCIS 33 (11.4)
Other 18 (6.2)
DCIS status*
Invasive carcinomas without DCIS 93 (36.3)
Invasive carcinomas with DCIS 163 (63.7)
DCIS grade
DCIS grade 1-2 77 (39.3)
DCIS grade 3 119 (60.7)
Hormone receptor status
ER neg / pos / na 44 (15.2) / 210 (72.4) / 36 (12.4)
PR neg / pos / na 59 (20.3) / 122 (42.1) / 109 (37.6)
HER2 neg / pos / na 215 (74.1) / 40 (13.8) / 35 (12.1)
Tumor size
≤20 mm 159 (62.1)
21- 50 mm 87 (34.0)
>50 mm 10 (3.9)
Histological grade*
1 85 (33.3)
2 121 (47.5)
3 49 (19.2)
Lymph node involvement
Negative 204 (70.3)
Positive 86 (29.7)
Involved lymph nodes
1-3 62 (72.1)
>3 24 (27.9)
Immune cell infiltration*
No infiltration 39 (13.5)
Mild infiltration 144 (49.8)
Moderate infiltration 90 (31.1)
Extensive infiltration 16 (5.6)
Aggregate formation*
Negative 143 (49.5)
Positive 146 (50.5)
TLS formation*
Negative 175 (61.4)
Positive 110 (38.6)

Abbreviations: NST invasive carcinoma of no special type, ILC invasive lobular carcinoma, DCIS ductal carcinoma in situ, other invasive carcinomas include: tubular carcinoma, cribriform carcinoma, mucinous carcinoma, medullary carcinoma, apocrine carcinoma, metaplastic carcinoma, papillary carcinoma, ER estrogen receptor, PR progesterone receptor, HER2 human epidermal growth factor receptor 2, TLS tertiary lymphoid structures, na not analysed. *Patient(s) data missing.