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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Histopathology. 2019 Oct 2;75(5):672–682. doi: 10.1111/his.13944

Table 2.

Expression of PD-L1, PD-l, PRAME and MHC I in salivary duct carcinoma

N %
PD-L1 positivity (n=53) CPS ≥1 35 66%
≥1% TC 17 32%
≥25% TC 3 6%
Percentage of PD-L1 positive tumor cells (n=53) <1% 36 68%
1–4% 9 17%
5–24% 5 9%
25–49% 1 2%
≥50% 2 4%
Percentage of PD-L1 positive immune cells (n=53) <1% 18 34%
1–4% 12 23%
5–24% 15 28%
25–49% 6 11%
≥50% 2 4%
PD-1 positive immune cells (n=53) Negative (0/HPF) 18 34%
Low (<25 PD1(+)-IC/HPF 16 30%
High (≥25 PD1(+)-IC/HPF 19 36%
PRAME in tumor cells (n=40) Negative 7 17.5%
Positive 33 82.5%
 1–24% TC 10 25%
 25–49% TC 6 15%
 50–74% TC 9 23%
 75–100% TC 8 20%
 Pattern: cytoplasmic and nuclear 7 21%
 Pattern: cytoplasmic only 26 79%
MHC I in tumor cells (n=40) <25% TC 25 63%
25–75% TC 8 20%
>75% TC 7 18%
Clinico-pathologic characteristics
Tumor type (n=53) De novo 36 68%
Ex PA 17 32%
AJCC pT stage (n=52) T1/T2 14 27%
T3/T4 38 73%
AJCC pN stage (n=53) Nx 4 8%
N0 14 26%
N+ 35 66%
Status at last follow up (n=46) No evidence of disease 20 43%
Alive with disease 7 15%
Dead of disease 19 41%
Recurrence (n=46) No 20 44%
Yes 26 57%
 Distant metastasis 16 35%
 Locoregional 3 7%
 Both distant and locoregional 7 15%