Table 1: Patient's clinicopathological features (N = 245).

Clinicopathological variables

Number of patients, n (%)

Family history (breast or ovarian cancer)

Positive

13 (5.3)

Negative

112 (45.7)

Unknown

120 (49.0)

Menopausalstatus

Premenopausal

140 (57.1)

Postmenopausal

104 (42.4)

Unknown

1 (4)

HER2

Positive

32 (13.1)

Negative

140 (57.1)

Unknown

73 (29.8)

HER2status

Negative

140 (57.1)

Positive

32 (13.1)

Need FISH/CISH

14 (5.7)

Unknown

59 (24.1)

 

Histopathology type

IDC

202 (82.4)

Lobular

24 (9.8)

Other types

19 (7.8)

 

Histopathology grade

1

9 (3.7)

2

119 (48.6)

3

99 (40.4)

Unknown

18 (7.3)

Clinical stage

Stage 1

13 (5.3)

Stage 2

114 (46.5)

Stage 3

86 (35.1)

Stage 4

30 (12.2)

Unknown

2 (0.8)

Tumor stage

T1

24 (9.8)

T2

141 (57.6)

T3

47 (19.2)

T4

23 (9.4)

Unknown

10 (4.1)

Nodal stage

N0

75 (30.6)

N1

93 (38.0)

N2

56 (22.9)

N3

11 (4.5)

Unknown

10 (4.1)

Lymphnodestatus

Positive

160 (65.3)

Negative

75 (30.6)

Unknown

10 (4.1)

NumberLNs

0

75 (30.6)

1-3

60 (24.5)

4-9

55 (22.4)

> 9

37 (15.1)

Unknown

18 (7.3)

Metastases at diagnosis

M0

212 (86.5)

M1

30 (12.2)

Unknown

3 (1.2)

Recurrence at follow-up (local or distant)

Yes

70 (28.6)

No

150 (61.2)

Primary metastasis at diagnosis

25 (10.2)

Status at last follow-up

Dead

52 (21.2)

Alive free of disease

154 (62.9)

Alive with disease

39 (15.9)