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. 2016 Feb 15;8(2):473–484.

Table 1.

Characteristics of NK cell donor breast cancer patients

Age Pathological type ER PR HER2 Ki-67 (%) Length of illness Therapy

Chemotherapy Radio therapy Hormonal therapy Trastuzumab
1 82 IDC - - - +70 27 3*T+3*FEC - - -
2 51 IDC + + - +40 23 1*X + Letrozole -
3 42 ILC + + - +5 52 6*CAF - Tamoxifen -
4 55 IDC - - - < 70 11 1*TAC+4*AC-T - - -
5 48 IDC - - + +70 14 1*AC+5*TCH - - +
6 38 IDC - - + +60 42 3*TC+3*NP + - +
7 71 IDC + - - NA 57 6*TAC + Tamoxifen -
8 62 IDC + + + +25 52 3*AC-3*TH - Anastrozole +
9 59 IDC - - + +60 39 6*TCH + - +
10 46 IDC + + + +60 15 1*TAC+5*TCH + Tamoxifen +
11 49 IDC - - + +70 10 4*AC-T - - -
12 48 IDC + + + +40 29 6*TAC + Anastrozole -
13 44 IDC - - - +70 27 3*T+3*FEC - - -

A, pirarubicin; C, cyclophosphamide; ER, estrogen receptor; E, epirubicin; F, fluorouracil; H, herceptin; HER2, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2; ILC, invasive lobular carcinoma; IDC, invasive ductal carcinoma; MC, medullary carcinoma; N, navelbine; P, Cisplatinum; PR, progesterone receptor; T, docetaxel/taxol; X, Xeloda. *All patients were female and had undergone surgery.