Research Article

Research on Effectiveness of Prior Cancer on Survival Outcomes for Patients with Nonmetastatic Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: A Competing Risk Analysis and Propensity Score Matching Analysis of the SEER Database

Table 4

The Fine and Gray proportional subdistribution hazard model for BCSD and OCSD in woman patients with P-TNBC.

CharacteristicsBCSDOCSD
SHR95% CI valueSHR95% CI value

Age
 20–3911
 40–490.730.49–1.110.1401.760.61–1.760.290
 50–590.670.46–0.980.0411.890.68–1.890.220
 60–690.650.44–0.950.0282.380.87–2.380.092
 70–790.840.57–1.230.3603.841.41–3.840.008
 80+0.910.60–1.370.6305.792.13–5.790.001

Race
 Black1
 White0.870.72–1.050.140
 Other0.750.53–1.070.120

Marital
 Married11
 Single0.920.79–1.080.3300.790.65–0.790.014

Grade
 I1
 II2.060.90–4.210.089
 III3.581.04–4.700.040
 IV4.421.22–10.560.020

T status
 T111
 T22.131.71–2.48<0.0011.461.19–1.46<0.001
 T33.802.70–4.76<0.0011.951.33–1.950.001
 T44.673.21–6.10<0.0012.121.31–2.120.002

N status
 N01
 N11.841.51–2.24<0.001
 N22.752.09–3.63<0.001
 N34.223.24–5.49<0.001

Surgery
 BCS11
 Mastectomy1.170.98–1.400.4800.630.51–0.63<0.001

Radiotherapy
 No1
 Yes1.561.22–1.56<0.001

Chemotherapy
 No1
 Yes2.121.71–2.12<0.001

Note. P-TNBC: triple-negative breast cancer with prior cancers; BCS: breast-conserving therapy; BCSD: breast cancer-specific death; OCSD: other cause-specific death; SHR: subdistribution hazard ratio; 95%CI: 95% confidence interval. value <0.05 was considered statistically significant.