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Table 1 Clinical and histopathological features of 1,127 patients presenting breast carcinoma and included in the survival analyses

From: A comprehensive analysis of prognostic signatures reveals the high predictive capacity of the Proliferation, Immune response and RNA splicing modules in breast cancer

 

Distant metastasis-free survival

Breast cancer-specific survival

Patients (n)

724

403

Tumor size

  

   Number (%) of T1 (≤ 20 mm)

292 (43%)

271 (69%)

   Mean (standard deviation) size (mm)

25.3 (13)

22.2 (10.4)

Histological grading: Elston Ellis

  

   Grade I

104 (15.4%)

88 (23%)

   Grade II

253 (37.5%)

176 (45%)

   Grade III

195 (28.9%)

111 (28%)

   Not available

121 (17.9%)

13 (3%)

Genomic grade index

  

   High grade

331 (49%)

179 (46%)

Estrogen receptor status: immunohistochemistry

  

   Positive

488 (72.5%)

197 (51%)

   Not available

6 (0.8%)

160 (40%)

Estrogen receptor status: gene expression

  

   Positive

496 (74%)

297 (76%)

Her2 status: gene expression

  

   Positive

86 (13%)

50 (13%)

Lymph node metastasis

  

   Positive

197 (28%)

76 (20%)

   Not available

8 (1%)

165 (41%)

Distant metastasis or death from breast cancer

  

   Positive

177 (26%)

83 (21%)

   Within 5 years

131 (19%)

59 (15%)

Mean (standard deviation) follow-up (months)

85.6 (53.4)

89.6 (39.8)

Datasets used (Ref)

[9, 17, 19, 29]

[18, 28]

  1. Sixty-six patients out of 1,127 samples were excluded from the survival analysis due to missing information (time or event censoring).