Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of the control group and study group invasive micropapillary carcinoma

From: Precise pathologic diagnosis and individualized treatment improve the outcomes of invasive micropapillary carcinoma of the breast: a 12-year prospective clinical study

Characteristics

CgIMPC (n = 163) (n,%)

SgIMPC (n = 2299) (n,%)

P value

Age at diagnosis (years)

  

<0.001

 ≤50

94 (58)

969 (42)

 

 >50

69 (42)

1330 (58)

 

Tumor size (mm)

  

0.012

 ≤20

26 (17)

591 (37)

 

 20–50

102(68)

1385 (62)

 

 >50

22 (15)

255 (11)

 

IMPC proportion

  

<0.001

 ≤25%

32 (20)

1148 (50)

 

 26–50%

39 (24)

560 (25)

 

 51–75%

38 (23)

156 (7)

 

 >75%

54 (33)

412 (18)

 

No of LNM

  

<0.01

 0

26 (16)

722 (32)

 

 1–3

30 (19)

563 (25)

 

 ≥4

105 (65)

982 (43)

 

TNM stage

  

0.156

 I

17 (11)

372 (16)

 

 II

70 (43)

924 (41)

 

 III–IV

74 (46)

964 (43)

 

Histologic grade

  

0.379

 I

32 (20)

413 (18)

 

 II

88 (54)

1398 (62)

 

 III

42 (26)

454 (20)

 

ER

  

<0.001

 −

52 (32)

318 (15)

 

 +

111 (68)

1818 (85)

 

PR

  

<0.001

 −

59 (36)

473 (22)

 

 +

104 (64)

1658 (78)

 

HER-2

  

0.390

 0/1+

96 (60)

1341 (63)

 

 2+

53 (33)

606 (29)

 

 3+

11 (7)

184 (9)

 

LVI

  

0.030

 −

76 (47)

1746 (55)

 

 +

87 (53)

530 (45)

 

LNM with ECE

  

0.163

 −

103 (63)

1507 (68)

 

 +

60 (37)

694 (32)

 

Local regional recurrence

20 (12)

56 (5)

<0.001

Distant metastasis

68 (42)

96 (9)

<0.001

Died of disease

76 (47)

89 (8)

<0.001

Surgery type

  

0.001

 Breast-conserving surgery/Lumpectomy

5 (3)

16 (1)

 

 Mastectomy

158 (97)

2283 (99)

 

Chemotherapy (adjuvant/ neoadjuvant)

  

0.516

 0

13 (8)

153 (7)

 

 1

150 (92)

2146 (93)

 

Radiation therapy

  

0.206

 0

69 (42)

1060 (46)

 

 1

94 (58)

1239 (54)

 

Endocrine therapy

  

<0.001

 0

72 (47)

308 (15)

 

 1

80 (53)

1794 (85)

 
  1. Cg IMPC control group of invasive micropapillary carcinoma, SgIMPC study group of invasive micropapillary carcinoma, LNM lymph node metastasis, LVI lymphovascular invasion, ER estrogen receptor, PR progesterone receptor, HER-2 human epidermal growth factor receptor 2, ECE extracapsular extension