Table 3 Baseline characteristics of patients with OMBC stratified by final outcome.

From: Factors determining survival in oligometastatic breast cancer in a retrospective cohort study from a low and middle income country

Characteristic

Alive (N = 17)

Expired (N = 20)

Lost to follow-up (N = 18)

P-value

Age (in years)

48.1 (43.4,52.8)

49.5 (44.8,54.1)

53.7 (47.7,59.7)

0.30

Postmenopausal at diagnosis

66.7% (10)

75% (15)

76.5% (13)

0.80

Size of lesion (cm)

6.14 (3.9,8.4)

5.8 (4.5,7.1)

9.1 (5.6,12.6)

0.14

T stage

0.61

 Tis-T2

23.5% (4)

10% (2)

11.1% (2)

 

 T3–T4

76.5% (13)

90% (18)

88.9% (16)

N stage

0.27

 N0–1N1

82.3% (14)

50% (10)

55.6% (10)

 

 N2–N3

17.7% (3)

50% (10)

44.4% (8)

 

Type of surgery

0.17

 Breast conserving

17.7% (3)

0% (0)

11.1% (2)

 

 Mastectomy

82.3% (14)

100% (20)

88.9% (16)

 

Histological type

0.95

 Invasive Ductal

 Carcinoma (IDC)

82.3% (14)

90% (18)

88.2% (15)

 

 Non-IDC

17.7% (3)

10% (2)

11.8% (2)

 

Histological grade

0.08

 Low

0% (0)

10% (2)

0% (0)

 

 Moderate

35.3% (6)

55% (11)

27.8% (5)

 

 High

64.7% (11)

20% (4)

38.9% (7)

 

 Lymphovascular invasion

11.8% (2)

40% (8)

27.8% (5)

0.31

 Hormone receptor positivity

70.6% (12)

70% (14)

58.8% (10)

0.71

 Her2 receptor positivity

29.4% (5)

35% (7)

22.2% (4)

0.77

Chemotherapy

0.85

 Initial

23.6% (4)

10% (2)

5.6% (1)

 

 Adjuvant

5.9% (1)

5% (1)

0% (0)

 

 Radiation

47.1% (8)

70% (14)

50% (9)

0.80

  1. Age and Size of lesion are described as means (95% CI).