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Table 2 Association between tumor markers expression and clinicopathological features

From: Peritumoral vascular invasion and NHERF1 expression define an immunophenotype of grade 2 invasive breast cancer associated with poor prognosis

Parameter

Cytoplasmic NHERF1

Membranous NHERF1

HIF-1α

VEGFR1

TWIST1

 

Positive

Positive

Positive

Positive

Positive

Tumor grade

     

1

6 (21)

7 (25)

13 (48)

12 (44)

15 (58)

2

17 (24)

14 (19)

33 (49)

34 (46)

35 (57)

3

23 (43)

3 (6)

12 (20)

36 (57)

23 (43)

p value1

0.035

0.037

0.001

NS

NS

PR status

     

Negative

27 (43)

4 (6)

29 (44)

43 (63)

29 (45)

Positive

19 (22)

16 (18)

18 (24)

37 (40)

42 (56)

p value2

0.008

0.031

0.013

0.006

NS

MIB1

     

Negative

14 (22)

13 (21)

20 (28)

30 (44)

38 (61)

Positive

34 (40)

7 (8)

37 (46)

50 (54)

33 (43)

p value2

0.033

0.029

0.020

NS

0.040

HER2 status

     

Negative

34 (29)

15 (12)

46 (37)

67 (53)

55 (49)

Positive

11 (55)

2 (11)

8 (40)

11 (55)

14 (70)

p value2

0.036

NS

NS

NS

NS

NPI

     

Good

5 (13)

10 (26)

10 (24)

18 (45)

21 (58)

Moderate

24 (32)

8 (11)

28 (37)

40 (50)

33 (49)

Poor

15 (38)

2 (5)

20 (53)

24 (55)

19 (49)

p value1

0.029

0.016

0.029

NS

NS

  1. Data presented as number of tumors and (%)
  2. Abbreviations: Tumor grade = histological differentiation grade; PR = progesterone receptor; HER2 = human epidermal growth factor receptor 2; NPI = Nottingham Prognostic Index.
  3. 1 p values were calculated with the use of the χ 2 test;
  4. 2 p values were calculated with the use of the Fisher's exact test