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Table 1 Demographic data of recruited breast cancer patients (n=223)

From: The dyslipidemia-associated SNP on the APOA1/C3/A5 gene cluster predicts post-surgery poor outcome in Taiwanese breast cancer patients: a 10-year follow-up study

Parameters

Values

Baseline

 

Age (years)

48.4±10.2 (29–75)

BMIa (kg m-2)

23.36±3.79 (15.06-38.05)

Tumor type

 

Infiltrating ductal carcinoma

193 (86.55%)

Ductal carcinoma in situ

17 (7.62%)

Others

11 (4.93%)

Unknown

2 (0.90%)

Side

 

Right

100 (44.84%)

Left

114 (51.12%)

Both

9 (4.04%)

Tumor size

 

<5cm

159 (71.30%)

≥5cm

26 (11.66%)

Unknown

38 (17.04%)

Lymph node involvement

 

Positive

121 (53.81%)

Negative

90 (40.36%)

Unknown

12 (5.83%)

TMN staging

 

Stages 0-2

154 (69.06%)

Stages 3-4

30 (13.45%)

Unknown

39 (17.49%)

ER/PR status

 

Single or double positive

144 (64.57%)

Negative

52 (23.32%)

Unknown

27 (12.11%)

Family history

 

Positive

13 (5.83%)

Negative

203 (91.03%)

Unknown

7 (3.14%)

Post-surgery follow-up

 

Therapies

 

TAM only

92 (41.26%)

TAM and chemotherapy

56 (25.11%)

TAM and radiotherapy

10 (4.48%)

Triple therapy

55 (24.66%)

Unknown

10 (4.48%)

Recurrence

 

With

56 (25.11%)

Without

167 (74.89%)

Mortality

 

With

33 (14.80%)

Without

190 (85.20%)

Progression-free

165 (73.99%)

Mean survival years

 

Recurrence-free

9.26±5.31 (0.04-24.52)

Overall

10.14±5.11 (0.14-24.52)

  1. NOTE: Values shown are mean±s.d., or number of patients (% of n).
  2. aData from 185 patients. Bold type indicates p<0.050.
  3. Abbreviations: BMI Body mass index, ER estrogen receptor, PR progesterone receptor, TAM tamoxifen.