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Table 2 Clinical characteristics of the cohort and receptor status for patients with IHC testing

From: Data mining of digitized health records in a resource-constrained setting reveals that timely immunophenotyping is associated with improved breast cancer outcomes

Characteristic

Total (%)

With IHC testing (%)

Overall

N = 402

N = 30

Sex

 Female

402 (100%)

30 (100%)

 Male

0

0

Age at diagnosis

  < 40

18 (4%)

3 (10%)

 40–49

62 (15%)

16 (53%)

 50–59

174 (43%)

7 (23%)

 60–69

127 (32%)

4 (13%)

 70+

21 (5%)

0

BIRADS

 0,1,2

23 (6%)

18 (60%)

 3

203 (50%)

7 (23.3%)

 4,5,6

162 (40%)

4 (13.3%)

 unknown

14 (3%)

1 (3.3%)

Tumor stage

 I

85 (21%)

2 (7%)

 II

122 (30%)

12 (40%)

 III

84 (21%)

12 (40%)

 IV

19 (5%)

3 (10%)

 unknown

92 (23%)

1 (3%)

Patients without IHC testing

372 (93%)

0

Patients with IHC testing

30 (7%)

30 (100%)

ER testing

 positive

n.a.

17 (57%)

 negative

11 (37%)

 unknown

2 (7%)

PR testing

 positive

n.a.

16 (53%)

 negative

12 (40%)

 unknown

2 (7%)

HER2 testing

 positive

n.a.

5 (17%)

 negative

23 (77%)

 unknown

2 (7%)

Additional IHC testing

 Ki67, P53

n.a.

1 (3%)

 unknown

29 (97%)

Subtype according to the Mexican Consensus [4]

 Luminal A

n.a.

14 (47%)

 Luminal B

3 (10%)

 Basal-like/Triple negative

9 (30%)

 HER2

2 (7%)

 not enough information to assign

2 (7%)