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. 2017 Aug 3;12(8):e0182444. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0182444

Table 1. Baseline characteristics of patients.

covariate classification frequency
Menopausal status Pre-menopause 68.65%(n = 127)
Menopause 31.35%(n = 58)
Tumor T T1 22.16%(n = 41)
T2 52.43%(n = 97)
T3 14.59%(n = 27)
T4 8.65%(n = 16)
Tx 2.16(n = 4)
Lymph node involvement N0 34.59%(n = 64)
N1 31.35%(n = 58)
N2 16.76%(n = 31)
N3 9.73%(n = 18)
Nx 7.57%(n = 14)
Distant metastasis M0 89.19%(n = 165)
M1 10.81%(n = 20)
stage 1 12.97%(n = 24)
2 48.11%(n = 89)
3 28.11%(n = 52)
4 10.81%(n = 20)
Pathologic grade 1 2.70%(n = 5)
2 77.84%(n = 144)
3 19.46%(n = 36)
Estrogen receptor Positive 66.49%(n = 123)
Negative 33.51%(n = 62)
Progesterone receptor Positive 61.62%(n = 114)
Negative 38.38%(n = 71)
HER2/neu Positive 23.24%(n = 43)
Negative 76.76%(n = 142)
Surgery type MRM* 76.22%(n = 141)
BCS* 15.14%(n = 28)
Biopsy only 8.65%(n = 16)
Relapse No recurrence 71.89%(n = 133)
Local recurrence 4.86%(n = 9)
Distant recurrence 12.97%(n = 24)
N/A** 10.27%(n = 19)
Treatment Chemotherapy 97.39%(n = 182)
Radiotherapy 68.11%(n = 126)
Hormone therapy 64.32%(n = 119)
P53 Positive 35.14%(n = 65)
Negative 64.86%(n = 120)

*MRM: modified radical mastectomy, BCS: breast conserving surgery.

**Patients with an advanced metastatic disease from the time of diagnosis.