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. 2022 Jun 1;17(1):119. doi: 10.3892/mco.2022.2552

Table I.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients with breast cancer in the present study.

Characteristic Value
Total patients, n 97
Agea, years  
     Median (95% CI) 55 (52-57)
     <50, n (%) 25(26)
     ≥50, n (%) 72(74)
Menopausal statusa, n (%)  
     Perimenopausal 30(31)
     Postmenopausal 67(69)
Comorbiditya, n (%)  
     Hypertension 14(14)
     Diabetes 14(14)
     Cardiovascular disease 9(9)
     Others 64(66)
Stage at initial diagnosis, n (%)  
     Early/locally advanced 53(55)
     Metastatic 44(45)
Hormone receptor status, n (%)  
     ER-positive 97(100)
     PR-positive 84(87)
Adjuvant ET, n (%) 53(55)
Disease-free interval for early diseaseb, n (%)  
     <12 months 32(33)
     12-24 months 2(2)
     >24 months 19(20)
Prior chemotherapya, n (%)  
     None 9(9)
     Neo/adjuvant 20(21)
     For metastatic disease 53(55)
     Neo/adjuvant/metastatic 15(15)
ET lines for metastatic diseasea, n (%)  
     One 49(51)
     Two 31(32)
     Three or more 17(18)
Prior ET sensitivitya, n (%)  
     Yes 9(9)
     No 77(79)
     Unknown 11(11)
Metastatic sitesa, n (%)  
     Bone only 26(27)
     Bone 84(87)
     Lung/pleura 42(43)
     Liver 56(58)
     Brain 18(19)
Number of metastatic sitesa, n (%)  
     One 33(34)
     Two 35(36)
     Three or more 29(30)
Response to therapya, n (%)  
     Complete response 4(4)
     Partial response 25(26)
     Stable disease 21(22)
     Progression 36(37)
     Not assessable 11(11)

aAt palbociclib initiation.

b(n=53). CI, confidence interval; ET, endocrine therapy; ER, estrogen receptor; PR, progesterone receptor.