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. 2016 Nov 15;2016:8519648. doi: 10.1155/2016/8519648

Table 1.

Clinical and pathological characterization of breast cancer patients participating in the study.

Clinical-pathological characteristics All cases
(118)
Ductal breast cancer
% Groups according to metastasis
N0 N1
Cases
(54)
% Cases
(64)
%
Age (years)
 ≤55 77 65 32 60 45 70
 >55 41 35 22 40 19 30
Tumor size
 T1 (<2 cm) 25 21 13 24 12 19
 T2 (2–5 cm) 79 67 35 65 44 69
 T3 (>5 cm) 14 12 6 11 8 12
Tumor grade (SBR)
 I 29 25 17 31 12 19
 II 65 55 29 54 36 56
 III 24 20 8 15 16 25
Nodal status
 pN0 54 46 54 100
 pN1 30 25 30 47
 pN2 28 24 28 44
 pN3 6 5 6 9
Mononuclear infiltrate
 Positive 85 72 39 72 46 72
 Negative 33 28 15 28 18 28
Desmoplasia
 Positive 42 36 19 35 23 36
 Negative 76 64 35 65 41 64
Molecular subtype
 Luminal A 29 25 12 22 17 27
 Luminal B 46 39 17 31 29 45
 Her2 25 21 16 30 9 14
 Triple negative 18 24 9 17 9 14

Patients (n = 118), with invasive ductal breast cancer, were sorted in two groups based on presence/absence of metastasis in nearest ganglia. N0 = without metastasis in ganglia nodes. N1 = with at least one metastatic ganglia node.