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Table 2 Clinicopathological characteristics of patients receiving neoadjuvant chemotherapy

From: Excessive glutathione intake contributes to chemotherapy resistance in breast cancer: a propensity score matching analysis

Variables

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy Patients (n = 51)

Menopausal status

 Premenopausal

20(39.2%)

 Postmenopausal

31(60.8%)

Age

 ≥ 50 years

34(66.7%)

 < 50 years

17(33.3%)

Hepatitis Infection

 No

45(88.2%)

 Yes

6(11.8%)

ALT (U/L)

19.611 ± 2.056

AST (U/L)

24.127 ± 2.088

Chemotherapy regimen

 TCb

21(41.2%)

 TAC

21(41.2%)

 AC-T

5(9.8%)

 TP

2(3.9%)

 Other

2(3.9%)

Histology

 Infiltrative ductal

29(56.9%)

 Infiltrative lobular

20(39.2%)

 Other

2(3.9%)

Tumor size

 ≥ 2 cm

45(88.2%)

 < 2 cm

6(11.8%)

Number of tumors

 1

36(70.6%)

 > 1

15(29.4%)

Grade of histology

 I

15(29.4%)

 II

23(45.1%)

 III

13(25.5%)

Lymphovascular invasion

 Yes

25(49%)

 No

26(51%)

ER/PR

 Positive

35(68.6%)

 Negative

16(31.4%)

HER2

 Positive

17(33.3%)

 Negative

34(66.7%)

Ki67

 ≥ 30%

26(51%)

 < 30%

25(49%)

Molecular subtype

 Hormone receptor positive

35(68.6%)

 Triple negative

9(17.6%)

 HER2 positive

7(13.7%)

N stage

 0

19(37.3%)

 1

12(23.5%)

 2

15(29.4%)

 3

5(9.8%)

T stage

 1

6(11.8%)

 2

31(60.8%)

 3

14(27.5%)

TNM stage

 1

2(3.9%)

 2

33(64.7%)

 3

16(31.4%)

Pathological response after neoadjuvant chemotherapy

 pPR

23(45.1%)

 pCR

7(13.7%)

 pNC

21(41.2%)

  1. Abbreviations: pPR pathological partial response, pCR pathological complete response, pNC pathological no change