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Table 1 Baseline clinical and pathological characteristics

From: B-cells and regulatory T-cells in the microenvironment of HER2+ breast cancer are associated with decreased survival: a real-world analysis of women with HER2+ metastatic breast cancer

 

Patients with evaluable tissue (n = 124)

n

%

Age at diagnosis MBC, no (%)

 ≤ 50 years

60

48

 > 50 years

64

52

Time till MBC, no (%)

 de novo MBC

30

24

 ≤ 36 months

45

36

 > 36 months

49

40

ER-status at diagnosis, no. (%)

 ER-positive

68

55

 ER-negative

56

45

PR-status at diagnosis*

 PR-positive

45

36

 PR-negative

76

61

HER2 IHC*

 1+

1

1

 2+

12

10

 3+

107

86

Grade primary tumor*

 Grade 1 or 2

34

27

 Grade 3

66

53

 Grade unknown

24

19

Single-organ metastases, no. (%)

 Metastases in a single organ

72

58

 Metastases in more organs

52

42

Oligo-metastases (≤ 3 metastases), no. (%)

 Oligo-metastases†

39

31

 Multiple metastases

85

69

Location of metastases at diagnosis MBC, no. (%)

 Bone

60

48

 Liver

44

35

 Lymph nodes

45

36

 Lung

36

29

 Skin

10

8

 CNS

14

11

Prior neoadjuvant/adjuvant trastuzumab, no. (%)

 Yes

29

23

 No

95

77

Moment first trastuzumab for MBC, no. (%)

 Trastuzumab received in 1st line

95

77

 Trastuzumab received in 2nd line

29

23

Received pertuzumab for MBC, no (%)

 Yes

0

0

 No

124

100

  1. CNS—Central nervous system
  2. *Number of patients with unknown data are not shown
  3. †23 of the 39 patients with oligometastases received local (ablative) treatment of their metastases