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Table 1 Patients characteristics (n = 356)

From: Androgen receptor status is highly conserved during tumor progression of breast cancer

Features

n (%)

Age at diagnosis

median 67 yrs (range:31–98)

Histological subtypes

 

No special type (NST)

253 (71.1)

 Lobular

51 (14.3)

 Mucinous

13 (3.7)

 Carcinoma with medullary-like features

11 (3.1)

 Ductulo-lobular

6 (1.7)

 Tubular

4 (1.1)

 Micropapillary

3 (0.8)

 Cribriform

2 (0.6)

 Glycogen rich

1 (0.3)

 Mixed

12 (3.3)

Grading (Nottingham)

 

 G1

41 (11.5)

 G2

194 (54.5)

 G3

121 (34.0)

T-category (UICC 7th edition)

 

 T1

150 (42.1)

 T2

167 (46.9)

 T3

21 (5.9)

 T4

18 (5.1)

N-category (UICC 7th edition)

 

 N0

146 (41.0)

 N1mi

18 (5.1)

 N1

102 (28.6)

 N2

27 (7.6)

 N3

22 (6.2)

 no lymph nodes

41 (11.5)

Estrogen receptor

 

 positive (≥1 %)

308 (86.5)

 negative (<1 %)

48 (13.5)

Progesterone receptor

 

 positive (≥1 %)

258 (72.5)

 negative (<1 %)

98 (27.5)

Her2 Status

 

 positive

37 (10.4)

 negative

316 (88.7)

 Equivocal

1 (0.3)

 no data

2 (0.6)

Proliferation fraction (MIB-1)

 

 High (≥20 %)

57 (16.0)

 low (<20 %)

297 (83.4)

 no data

2 (0.6)

Molecular subtypes (St. Gallen 2013)

 

 Luminal A

197 (55.4)

 Luminal B (Her2 negative)

82 (23.1)

 Luminal B (Her2 positive)

24 (6.7)

 Her2

10 (2.8)

 Triple negative

35 (9.8)

 no data

8 (2.2)