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.
95% Confidence interval.