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Table 1 The clinico-pathological characteristics of patients with primary operable invasive ductal breast cancer (n = 360)

From: Immunohistochemical detection improves the prognostic value of lymphatic and blood vessel invasion in primary ductal breast cancer

Clinico-pathological characteristics

Patients, n (%)

Age (≤50/ >50 years)

125(35%)/235(65%)

Size (≤20/ 21-50/ >50 mm)

185(51%)/162(45%)/13(4%)

Grade (I / II / III)

48(13%)/124(34%)/188(52%)

Involved lymph node (-ve/+ve)

206(57%)/154(43%)

ER status (no/yes)

171(47%)/189(53%)

PR status (no/yes)

194(54%)/166(46%)

HER2 status (no/yes)

289(80%)/71(20%)

Triple-negative tumours (no/yes)

240(67%)/120(33%)

Endocrine therapy (no/yes/unknown)

272(76%)/81(22%)/7(2%)

Chemotherapy (no/yes/unknown)

209(58%)/144(40%)/7(2)

Tumour recurrence (no/local/distant/both)

271(75%)/17(5%)/67(19%)/5(1%)

Alive/cancer death/non cancer death

189(53%)/97(27%)/74(21%)