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Table 1 Baseline demographic and clinicopathologic findings

From: Is insulin resistance a predictor for complete response in breast cancer patients who underwent neoadjuvant treatment?

 

All patients (n = 55)

Insulin resistance

p

Yes (n = 30)

No (n = 25)

Age (median) (min-max)

48.5 (27–80)

52 (29–80)

45 (27–66)

0.06

BMI (median) (min-max)

29.6 (18.9–43.4)

33.25 (18.92–43.4)

27.01 (21–35.2)

0.01

Waist circumference (cm)

100 (56–116)

100 (56–116)

89 (56–106)

0.7

Hip circumference (cm)

108 (58–134)

110 (58–134)

106 (95–120)

0.5

Fasting glucose level (mg/dl)

99 (72–125)

103 (82–125)

91 (72–115)

0.003

HDL (mg/dl)

57 (24–96)

55 (24–83)

59 (40–96)

0.07

LDL (mg/dl)

124 (51–219)

120 (51–198)

139 (61–219)

0.6

Total cholesterol (mg/dl)

215 (117–314)

205 (117–298)

218 (127–314)

0.5

Trigliseride (mg/dl)

98 (56–467)

121 (58–467)

89 (56–164)

0.007

Metabolic syndrome

Yes

22 (40%)

17 (57%)

5 (20%)

0.006

No

33 (60%)

13 (43%)

20 (80%)

Menopause status (n) (%)

Pre-menopause

32 (58%)

16 (53%)

16 (69%)

0.4

Post-menopause

23 (42%)

14 (47%)

9 (31%)

Clinical stage

2A

9 (16%)

7 (23%)

2 (8%)

0.2

2B

18 (32%)

10 (33%)

8 (32%)

3A

20 (36%)

8 (27%)

12 (48%)

3B

7 (14%)

5 (17%)

2 (8%)

3C

1 (2%)

0 (0%)

1 (4%)

Pathologic subtype

Invazive ductal

44 (80%)

26 (87%)

18 (72%)

0.8

Invazive lobular

5 (9%)

1 (3%)

4 (16%)

Others

6 (11%)

3 (10%)

3 (12%)

Receptor status

HR+, HER-2−

31 (56%)

17 (56%)

14 (56%)

0.7

HR−, HER-2+

7 (13%)

5 (16%)

2 (8%)

HR+, HER-2+

9 (16%)

4 (14%)

5 (20%)

HR−, HER-2−

8 (15%)

4 (14%)

4 (16%)

Hormone receptor status

ER + PR+

31 (56%)

18 (60%)

13 (52%)

0.9

ER + PR−

9 (16%)

3 (10%)

6 (24%)

ER − PR+

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

0 (0%)

Ki 67 index

≤ 15

13 (24%)

11 (37%)

2 (8%)

0.01

> 15

42 (76%)

19 (63%)

23 (92%)

Pathological response

CR

16 (29%)

5 (16%)

11 (44%)

0.02

Non-CR

39 (71%)

25 (84%)

14 (56%)

  1. HDL high-density lipoprotein, LDL low-density lipoprotein, HR hormone receptor, Her-2 human epidermal growth factor receptor 2, ER estrogen receptor, PR progesterone receptor