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. 2021 Jul 13;6(4):100203. doi: 10.1016/j.esmoop.2021.100203

Table 3.

Long-term follow-up (treatment, mortality and survival rates) of the 730 secondary metastatic patients

Treatment, n/N (%)
 Oligometastatic approach 21/730 (3)
 Luminal A-like 6/21 (29)
 Luminal HER2-like 3/21 (14)
 Luminal B-like 1/21 (5)
 HER2-like 2/21 (9)
 Triple-negative 9/21 (43)
 Number of patients within the oligometastatic approach group in whom CA 15.3 elevation was the trigger for diagnosis of metastases 6/21 (29)
 Number of patients within the group in whom CA 15.3 was the trigger for diagnosis of metastases, who received oligometastatic approach 6/271 (2)
Mortality, n/N (%)
 Overall mortality 570/730 (78)
 Breast cancer-related mortality 528/570 (93)
 Other cause of mortality 28/570 (5)
 Reason of mortality unknown 14/570 (2)
Mortality in group in whom CA 15.3 was the trigger for the first diagnosis of metastases, n/N (%)
 Overall mortality 196/269 (73)
 Breast cancer-related mortality 185/196 (94)
 Other cause of mortality 7/196 (4)
 Reason of mortality unknown 4/196 (2)
Median overall survival in relation to detection method of metastases, in monthsa
 Median overall survival in group in whom CA 15.3 was the trigger for the diagnosis of metastases (n = 269) 35 (29-39)
 Luminal A-like (n = 128) 40 (32-46)
 Luminal HER2-like (n = 23) 33 (18-42)
 Luminal B-like (n = 80) 34 (26-40)
 HER2-like (n = 17) 21 (10-60)
 Triple-negative (n = 21) 14 (5-26)
 Median overall survival in groups in whom CA 15.3 was NOT the trigger for the diagnosis of metastases (n = 461) 22 (18-26)
 Luminal A-like (n = 137) 36 (29-46)
 Luminal HER2-like (n = 29) 25 (15-37)
 Luminal B-like (n = 135) 27 (20-30)
 HER2-like (n = 39) 32 (14-44)
 Triple-negative (n = 121) 12 (9-16)

HER2, human epidermal growth factor receptor 2.

a

95% Confidence interval.