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. 2018 Dec 12;10(12):511. doi: 10.3390/cancers10120511

Table 1.

Clinical data of patient in the testing set.

Characteristics Patients, n (%) 1
Age at diagnosis, mean ± S.D. 2 (years) 51.7 ± 9.4
Menopausal status
Premenopausal 46 (46)
Postmenopausal 55 (55)
Missing data 4
Tumor size (pT)
pTis 8 (8)
pT1 50 (48)
pT2 40 (39)
pT3 5 (5)
pTX 2
Lymph node metastasis (pN)
Absent (pN0) 68 (65)
Present (pN1–3) 37 (35)
Pathological stage
SI 46 (44)
SII 47 (45)
SIII 12 (11)
Histological type
Invasive ductal carcinoma 88 (84)
Other type 17 (16) 4
Pathological grade (G)
G1 11 (11)
G2 35 (35)
G3 54 (54)
GX 5
Estrogen receptor status
Positive 38 (38)
Negative 61 (62)
Missing data 6
Progesterone receptor status
Positive 39 (39)
Negative 60 (61)
Missing data 6
Expression of HER2
Positive 2 (2)
Negative 97 (97)
Missing data 6
Expression of Ki-67, mean ± S.D. 2 (%) 32.9 ± 20.3
Molecular subtype
Luminal A 15 (16)
Luminal B 23 (24)
Triple negative 58 (60)
Missing data 9
Response to neoadjuvant cytotoxic therapy
Complete or partial response 47 (69)
Stable disease or progression 21 (31)
Not applicable 3 37

Footnotes: 1 Number of patients with % in parentheses; 2 S.D. = standard deviation; 3 patients treated with adjuvant therapy without neoadjuvant cytotoxic therapy; 4 six lobular, six medullary, two metaplastic, one mucinous, one papillary, and one neuroendocrine invasive carcinomas.