Table 1 The distribution of clinical and pathological characteristics in BC patients (n(%)).

From: Value of the NF-κB signalling pathway and the DNA repair gene PARP1 in predicting distant metastasis after breast cancer surgery

Clinical pathogenic parameters

n

Nonmetastasis

Metastasis

\(\chi^{2}\)

P

Age

 0~

91

43 (44.33)

48 (49.48)

0.517

0.472

 50~

103

54 (55.67)

49 (50.52)

ER

 −

75

31 (31.96)

44 (45.36)

3.674

0.055

 +

119

66 (68.04)

53 (54.64)

PR

 −

102

44 (45.36)

58 (59.79)

4.052

0.044

 +

92

53 (54.64)

39 (40.21)

HER2

 −/+

123

63 (64.95)

60 (61.86)

0.200

0.655

 +++

71

34 (35.05)

37 (38.14)

E-Cad

 −

22

13 (13.40)

9 (10.23)

0.820

0.365

 +

172

84 (85.60)

88 (89.77)

P53

 −

100

53 (54.64)

47 (48.45)

0.743

0.389

 +

94

44 (45.36)

50 (51.55)

Ki67

 0~

50

28 (28.87)

22 (22.68)

0.970

0.325

 20~

144

69 (71.13)

75 (77.32)

Molecular

 Luminal A

34

21 (21.65)

13 (13.40)

4.386

0.356

 Luminal B

51

26 (26.80)

25 (25.77)

 Luminal HER2

43

23 (23.71)

20 (20.62)

 HER2-enriched

23

10 (10.31)

13 (13.40)

 Basal-like

43

17 (17.53)

26 (26.80)

Number of lymph node metastases

 0

65

45 (46.39)

20 (20.62)

24.806

 < 0.001

 1~

41

25 (25.77)

16 (16.49)

 4~

37

12 (12.37)

25 (25.77)

 10~

51

15 (15.46)

36 (37.11)

Tissue pathology

 In situ cancer

11

7 (7.22)

4 (4.12)

0.867

0.352

 Infiltrated nonspecific BC

183

90 (92.78)

93 (95.88)

Size of the lump (cm)

 0~

52

29 (29.90)

23 (23.71)

2.170

0.338

 2~

116

53 (54.64)

63 (64.95)

 5~

26

15 (15.46)

11 (11.34)

WHO level

 I

6

5 (5.15)

1 (1.03)

3.206

0.201

 II

121

57 (58.76)

64 (65.98)

 III

67

35 (36.08)

32 (32.99)