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Table 2 Distribution of clinicopathological parameters in 1,000 high-risk breast cancer patients

From: Carbonic anhydrase IX and response to postmastectomy radiotherapy in high-risk breast cancer: a subgroup analysis of the DBCG82 b and c trials

  

Radiotherapy

No radiotherapy

χ2

All

 

489 (49%)

511 (51%)

 

Protocol

Pre (DBCG82b)

267 (54%)

296 (58%)

0.3

 

Post (DBCG82c)

222 (46%)

215 (42%)

 

Tumour size (mm)

<21

171 (35%)

190 (37%)

0.1

 

21 to 50

259 (53%)

242 (47%)

 
 

>50

59 (12%)

79 (15%)

 

Positive nodes

None

29 (6%)

31 (6%)

0.8

 

1 to 3

222 (46%)

220 (43%)

 
 

>3

238 (49%)

260 (51%)

 

Histopathology

Ductal

428 (88%)

427 (84%)

0.1

 

Nonductal

61 (12%)

84 (16%)

 

Malignancy grade (ductal only)

Grade 1

98 (23%)

97 (23%)

0.7

 

Grade 2

213 (50%)

223 (52%)

 
 

Grade 3

117 (27%)

107 (25%)

 

ER

Positive

327 (67%)

344 (67%)

0.4

 

Negative

160 (33%)

167 (33%)

 
 

Unknown

2 (0%)

0 (0%)

 

PgR

Positive

283 (58%)

313 (61%)

0.3

 

Negative

205 (42%)

198 (39%)

 
 

Unknown

1 (0%)

0 (0%)

 

HER2

Negative

376 (77%)

404 (79%)

0.6

 

Positive

110 (22%)

106 (21%)

 
 

Unknown

3 (1%)

1 (0%)

 

CA IX

Negative

386 (79%)

408 (80%)

0.3

 

Positive

80 (16%)

71 (14%)

 
 

Unknown

23 (5%)

32 (6%)

 
  1. Shown is the distribution of various clinicopathological parameters, including oestrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PgR), human epideraml growth factor receptor (HER)2 and carbonic anhydrase (CA) IX among 1,000 high-risk breast cancer patients randomly assigned to receive or not receive postmastectomy radiotherapy.