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Table 1 Clinical and pathological characteristics, hormonal receptor status, stages, and adjuvant chemotherapy of all patients grouped as <35 years (group 1), between 35–50 years (group 2) and >50 years (group 3).

From: Effects of young age at presentation on survival in breast cancer

Variable

Group1 = <35

Group2 = 35–49

Group3 = >50

Total

P value

Tumor size<2 cm

16 (15.7%)

95 (20.0%)

115 (18.8%)

1191

0.877

Tumor 2–5 cm

70 (68.6%)

315 (66.1%)

407 (66.4%)

  

> 5 cm

16 (15.7%)

66 (13.9%)

91 (14.8%)

  

Lymph Node Positive

70 (68.6%)

317 (66.7%)

378 (61.6 %)

1191

0.131

Positive hormone Receptors (estrogen and/or progesterone)

73 (71.6%)

321 (67.6%)

482 (78.5%)

876/1191

<0.001

Grade I

5 (4.9%)

49 (10.3%)

79 (12.9%)

1191

0.019

Grade II

47 (46.1%)

226 (47.6%)

315 (51.3%)

  

Grade III

50 (49%)

200 (42.1%)

220 (35.8%)

  

Stage I

12 (11.2%)

74 (14.8%)

96 (14.6%)

182 (14.4%)

0.619

Stage II

63 (58.9%)

305 (61.1%)

389 (59.1%)

757 (59.9%)

 

Stage III

27 (25.2%)

96 (19.2%)

129 (19.7%)

252 (20.0%)

 

Stage IV**

5 (4.7%)

24 (4.8%)

44 (6.6%)

72 (5.7%)

 

Adjuvant Chemotherapy

78 (76.5%)

346 (72.8%)

326 (53.1%)

750/1191

<0.001

Adjuvant Anthracycline*

42 (56.0%)

228 (68.3%)

163 (50.6%)

443/731

<0.001

Development of metastasis

33 (32.4%)

109 (22.9%)

140 (22.8%)

282/1191

0.098