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Table 1 Selected characteristics of patients with metastatic HR+/HER2- BC

From: Systemic treatment of hormone receptor positive, human epidermal growth factor 2 negative metastatic breast cancer: retrospective analysis from Leeds Cancer Centre

Characteristic

Study cohort (N, %)

Treated with 1st LoT SACT (N, %)

All patients

196

185

Age at index date, median (range)

67 years (33–92)

68 years (33–92)

 < 55 years

39 (19.9%)

34 (18.4%)

 55–74 years

99 (50.5%)

97 (52.4%)

 75+ years

58 (29.6%)

54 (29.2%)

Pre/peri-menopausala

25 (12.8%)

20 (10.8%)

Post-menopausal

167 (85.2%)

161 (87.0%)

Morphology (1° tumour)

 Infiltrating duct carcinoma, NOSb

117 (59.7%)

109 (58.9%)

 Lobular carcinoma, NOS

29 (14.8%)

28 (15.1%)

 Carcinoma, NOS

26 (13.3%)

26 (14.1%)

 Other

24 (12.2%)

22 (11.9%)

Non-visceral metastasis onlyc

73 (37.2%)

66 (35.7%)

 Bone

59 (30.1%)

54 (29.2%)

 Lymph nodes

24 (12.2%)

21 (11.4%)

 Skin and soft tissue

17 (8.7%)

15 (8.1%)

Non-visceral with visceral metastasisc

88 (44.9%)

86 (46.5%)

 Bone

74 (37.8%)

73 (39.5%)

 Lymph nodes

44 (22.4%)

42 (22.7%)

 Skin and soft tissue

10 (5.1%)

10 (5.4%)

 Pulmonary

52 (26.5%)

52 (28.1%)

 Liver

40 (20.4%)

39 (21.1%)

 Pleura

26 (13.3%)

25 (13.5%)

 Peritoneum

10 (5.1%)

9 (4.9%)

 CNS

6 (3.1%)

6 (3.2%)

Visceral (incl. CNS) metastasis onlyc

31 (15.8%)

29 (15.7%)

 Pulmonary

12 (6.1%)

12 (6.5%)

 Liver

16 (8.2%)

14 (7.6%)

 Pleura

7 (3.6%)

7 (3.8%)

 CNS

< 6

< 6

Metastatic status

 Recurrent metastatic

124 (63.3%)

111 (61.3%)

 De novo metastatic

72 (36.7%)

70 (38.7%)

  1. aThere were < 6 patients for whom menopausal status was not defined
  2. bNOS Not otherwise specified
  3. cPatients may have multiple sites of metastases; categories not mutually exclusive; < 6 patients had metastasis with an unknown site