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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of the breast carcinoma study population

From: Proliferative epithelial changes in tumour adjacent tissue in Sri Lankan women with breast carcinoma: do morphological changes support molecular models of breast carcinogenesis?

Clinicopathological characteristics

Frequency

Frequency

(Valid percentage %)

Age (Years)

 Mean age (SD)

57.36 (SD 11.96)

 

Age category

 < 40 years

38

9%

41 – 70 years

328

78%

 > 71 years

54

13%

Histological subtypes of tumours

Invasive carcinoma, NST

374

89%

  Lobular carcinoma

9

2.1%

  Mucinous carcinoma

10

2.4%

  Tubular carcinoma

1

0.2%

  Invasive breast carcinoma with medullary pattern

5

1.2%

  Invasive papillary carcinoma

1

0.2%

  Invasive cribriform carcinoma

2

0.5%

  Metaplastic carcinoma

1

0.2%

  Micropapillary carcinoma

3

0.7%

  Adenoid cystic carcinoma

2

0.5%

  Pleomorphic lobular carcinoma

7

1.7%

  Solid papillary carcinoma

3

0.7%

  Tubulolobular carcinoma

1

0.2%

  Mixed carcinoma (Mucinous + Ductal)

1

0.2%

Nottingham grade

 Grade 1

32

7.6%

 Grade 2

150

35.7%

Grade 3

238

56.7%

Hormone receptor status and HER 2 Overexpression

 Oestrogen receptor status

  Positive

323

76.9%

  Negative

97

23.1%

 Progesterone receptor status

  Positive

308

73.3%

  Negative

112

26.7%

 HER 2 Overexpression

  0/1 + (Negative)

280

66.7%

  3 + (Positive)

140

33.3%

Surrogate molecular subtype

Luminal like

323

76.7%

  HER 2 Positive (Non luminal)

44

10.5%

  Triple negative

54

12.9%