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Fig 1.

Flow chart illustrating study flow and patient selection.

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Table 1.

Associations between presence of CTCs, patient characteristics and clinicopathological characteristics of the primary tumor.

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Fig 2.

The distribution of samples (n = 642) according to CTC status and the highest HER2 staining intensity of CTCs in the samples.

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Table 2.

Associations between presence of HER2-positive CTCs, patient characteristics and clinicopathological characteristics of the primary tumor.

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Table 3.

Results of a multivariate logistic regression model with presence of HER-positive CTCs (yes/no) as binary response variable (n = 248 patients; 10 patients were excluded from the multivariate analysis because of missing values).

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Fig 3.

The prevalence of HER2-positive CTCs (i.e., CTCs with strong HER2 staining) in relation to the number of CTCs detected in the blood samples (n = 258).

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Fig 4.

The frequency and percentage (out of 258 CTC-positive samples) of samples with selected characteristics regarding the HER2 status of CTCs.

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Table 4.

Between-sample and within-sample variability in the HER2 status of CTCs in patients with early HER2-positive breast cancer.

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