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. 2022 Nov 17;128(2):266–274. doi: 10.1038/s41416-022-02050-8

Table 1.

Clinicopathological features in the propensity-score matched population.

Clinicopathological features TOT, N = 158 AT, N = 79 AT-Cb, N = 79 P
N % N % N %
Age years, median (range) 54 (43–61) 51 (42–61) 54 (45–61) 0.495
Histotype ductal/NOS 154 97.5% 77 97.5% 77 97.5% 1.000
lobular/other 4 2.5% 2 2.5% 2 2.5%
cT T1 24 15.2% 11 13.9% 13 16.5% 0.904
T2 112 70.9% 57 72.2% 55 69.6%
T3–T4 22 13.9% 11 13.9% 11 13.9%
cN Negative 80 50.6% 41 51.9% 39 49.4% 0.750
Positive 78 49.4% 38 48.1% 40 50.6%
Grade G2 9 5.7% 6 7.6% 3 3.8% 0.303
G3 149 94.3% 73 92.4% 76 96.2%
Ki67 %, median (range) 60 (42–78) 60 (35–75) 65 (50–80) 0.172
TILs %, median (range) 13 (1–30) 10 (3–40) 15 (1–30) 0.899
BRCA wt or unknown 134 84.8% 66 83.5% 68 86.1% 0.658
Mut 24 15.2 13 16.5% 11 13.9%

Clinicopathological features in the overall propensity-score matched population, and in the subgroups of  patients treated with anthracycline-taxane (AT, n = 79) and with the addition of Carboplatin (AT-Cb, n = 79).