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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of the patients with male breast cancer

From: Hormone signaling via androgen receptor affects breast cancer and prostate cancer in a male patient: A case report

age

TNM classification

histology

ER (%)

PgR (%)

HER2 (FISH)

AR (%)

Ki-67 (%)

Histological grade

Radiation

Adjuvant therapy

Follow up (months), Outcome

47

T2N0M0

IDC

99

80

1+

60

50

2 (2/3/1)

–

pre; TC (4)

post; cape+TAM

8

58

T1bN0M0

IDC

99

40

1+

20

20

2 (3/2/1)

–

post; TAM

27

63

T1aN0M0

IDC

99

80

1+

90

10

1 (2/2/1)

60Gy/30fr

(WBRT)

–

48

63

T1cN0M0

IDC

90

80

2+

(1.54)

95

70

3 (3/2/3)

–

post; TAM

90

69

T3N3aM0

IDC

90

0

1+

95

10

3 (3/3/2)

–

post; CEF (2)

MBC; TOR + 5’DFUR

wPTX

76

deceased

72

T2N3aM0

IDC

99

90

2+

(2.26)

90

30

2 (3/2/1)

50Gy/25fr

(PMRT)

pre; wPTX + trastuzumab (4)

post; TAM + trastuzumab (13)

14

74

T2N0M0

IDC

95

95

0

95

15

1 (2/2/1)

–

post; TAM

56

Local recurrence, bone meta at 24 months

74

T2N0M0

mucinous

80

80

0

80

< 1

–

–

post; TAM

57