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. 2017 Oct 10;18(10):2116. doi: 10.3390/ijms18102116

Table 2.

Clinical data of the early breast cancer (EBC) patient cohort including the patients’ characteristics, survival, histopathology and staging.

Clinical Parameters Values
Number of patients 133
Number of tumors 134
Age Median 61.5 (37–84) years
Follow-up Median 53.25 (21.5–68.5) months
PFS (progression free survival) Median 51.5 (11–67.5) months
Deaths due to cancer (overall deaths) 2 (6)
premenopausal 23
postmenopausal 110
Histology ductal 97 (72%)
Histology lobular 10 (8%)
Histology mixed + others 27 (20%)
Tumors in personal history 15 (11%)
pT1a (tumor 0.1–0.5 cm) 3 (2%)
pT1b (tumor 0.5–1.0 cm) 21 (16%)
pT1c (tumor 1.0–2.0 cm) 70 (52%)
pT2 (tumor 2.0–5.0 cm) 40 (30%)
pT3 (tumor > 5 cm) 0
pT4 (invasion to chest, skin, inflam. BC) 0
N+ (positive lymphatic nodes) 26 (19%)
N− (negative lymphatic nodes) 108 (81%)
G I (histological grade 1) 27 (20%)
G II (histological grade 2) 72 (54%)
G III (histological grade 3) 27 (20%)
No grade 8 (6%)
HR+ (positive for hormonal receptors) 119 (89%)
HR− (negative for hormonal receptors) 15 (11%)
HER+ (HER2 positive) 4 (3%)
HER− (HER2 negative) 125 (93%)
No HER 5 (4%)
Ki-67 0–19% of positive cells 100 (75%)
Ki-67 > 20% of positive cells 29 (21%)
No Ki-67 (negative) 5 (4%)
Triple negative (HR/HER2 negativity) 12 (9%)
Low-risk group 65 (49%)
High-risk group 68 (51%)