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. 2016 Aug 4;5(4):372–376. doi: 10.3892/mco.2016.975

Table I.

Association of clinicopathological characteristics with immunohistochemical levels of GR in the peritumoral stroma.

GT expression in the stroma

Characteristic No. cases (%) Strong Weak Negative P-value
Age, years 0.56
  ≤50 24 (43) 18 5 1
  >50 32 (57) 23 5 4
Tumor size, mm 1
  <20 28 (50) 21 5 2
  ≥20 28 (50) 20 5 3
Stage 0.81
  T1 28 (50) 21 5 2
  T2 21 (37.5) 15 3 3
  T3 7 (12.5) 5 2 0
Tumor grade 0.03
  Grade 1 10 (17.9) 10 0 0
  Grade 2 22 (39.2) 12 8 2
  Grade 3 24 (42.9) 19 2 3
Lymph node status 0.19
  Negative 29 (51.8) 24 4 1
  Positive 27 (48.2) 17 6 4
ER status 0.64
  Negative 18 (32.1) 14 2 2
  Positive 38 (67.9) 27 8 3
PR status 0.39
  Negative 23 (41.1) 15 6 2
  Positive 33 (58.9) 26 4 3
Ki-67 index, % 0.003
  ≤14 19 (33.9) 19 0 0
  >14 37 (66.1) 22 10 5
HER 2 status 0.2
  Negative 40 (71.4) 31 7 2
  Positive 16 (28.6) 10 3 3
Intrinsic subtype 0.189
  Luminal A 19 (33.9) 19 0 0
  Luminal B/HER2− 12 (21.4) 5 5 2
  Luminal B/HER2+ 7 (12.5) 4 2 1
  HER2+ 9 (16.1) 6 1 2
  Triple negative 9 (16.1) 7 2 0
GR status in glands 0.01
  Negative 26 (46.4) 15 6 5
  Positive 30 (53.6) 26 4 0

P-values in bold are statistically significant (P<0.05). ER, estrogen receptor; PR, progesterone receptor; HER2, human epidermal growth factor receptor; GR, glucocorticoid receptor.