Table 1.

Baseline patient characteristics (ITT population).

Patient baseline characteristicTalazoparib (N = 61)
Age (years)
 Median (min-max)42 (26-75)
Sex, n (%)
 Female61 (100.0)
Menopausal status, n (%)
 Premenopausal36 (59.0)
 Postmenopausal25 (41.0)
Race, n (%)
 White47 (77.0)
 Black or African American7 (11.5)
 Asian3 (4.9)
 Not reported4 (6.6)
Ethnicity, n (%)
 African American7 (11.5)
 Ashkenazi Jewish1 (1.6)
 Chinese1 (1.6)
 Othera52 (85.2)
  Hispanic or Latino3 (4.9)
  Not Hispanic or Latino42 (68.9)
  Not reported7 (11.5)
Breast cancer
Duration since onset (weeks)
 Mean (min-max)4.54 (0.4-21.1)
 Adenocarcinoma, n (%)60 (98.4)
 Squamous carcinoma with spindle cell, n (%)1 (1.6)
 TNBC, n (%)61 (100.0)
 BRCA1, n (%)48 (78.7)
 BRCA2, n (%)13 (21.3)
Staging, n (%)
 Stage I20 (32.8)
 Stage II27 (44.3)
 Stage III14 (23.0)
Patient baseline characteristicTalazoparib (N = 61)
Age (years)
 Median (min-max)42 (26-75)
Sex, n (%)
 Female61 (100.0)
Menopausal status, n (%)
 Premenopausal36 (59.0)
 Postmenopausal25 (41.0)
Race, n (%)
 White47 (77.0)
 Black or African American7 (11.5)
 Asian3 (4.9)
 Not reported4 (6.6)
Ethnicity, n (%)
 African American7 (11.5)
 Ashkenazi Jewish1 (1.6)
 Chinese1 (1.6)
 Othera52 (85.2)
  Hispanic or Latino3 (4.9)
  Not Hispanic or Latino42 (68.9)
  Not reported7 (11.5)
Breast cancer
Duration since onset (weeks)
 Mean (min-max)4.54 (0.4-21.1)
 Adenocarcinoma, n (%)60 (98.4)
 Squamous carcinoma with spindle cell, n (%)1 (1.6)
 TNBC, n (%)61 (100.0)
 BRCA1, n (%)48 (78.7)
 BRCA2, n (%)13 (21.3)
Staging, n (%)
 Stage I20 (32.8)
 Stage II27 (44.3)
 Stage III14 (23.0)

Abbreviations: BRCA1/2, breast cancer susceptibility genes 1 and 2; ITT, intent-to-treat; max, maximum; min, minimum; TNBC, triple-negative breast cancer.

a“Other” includes 3 patients who were not recorded in the “Other” category (designation left blank) but reported their ethnicity as Hispanic or Latino (n = 1), Not Hispanic or Latino (n = 1) and Not Reported (n = 1)

Table 1.

Baseline patient characteristics (ITT population).

Patient baseline characteristicTalazoparib (N = 61)
Age (years)
 Median (min-max)42 (26-75)
Sex, n (%)
 Female61 (100.0)
Menopausal status, n (%)
 Premenopausal36 (59.0)
 Postmenopausal25 (41.0)
Race, n (%)
 White47 (77.0)
 Black or African American7 (11.5)
 Asian3 (4.9)
 Not reported4 (6.6)
Ethnicity, n (%)
 African American7 (11.5)
 Ashkenazi Jewish1 (1.6)
 Chinese1 (1.6)
 Othera52 (85.2)
  Hispanic or Latino3 (4.9)
  Not Hispanic or Latino42 (68.9)
  Not reported7 (11.5)
Breast cancer
Duration since onset (weeks)
 Mean (min-max)4.54 (0.4-21.1)
 Adenocarcinoma, n (%)60 (98.4)
 Squamous carcinoma with spindle cell, n (%)1 (1.6)
 TNBC, n (%)61 (100.0)
 BRCA1, n (%)48 (78.7)
 BRCA2, n (%)13 (21.3)
Staging, n (%)
 Stage I20 (32.8)
 Stage II27 (44.3)
 Stage III14 (23.0)
Patient baseline characteristicTalazoparib (N = 61)
Age (years)
 Median (min-max)42 (26-75)
Sex, n (%)
 Female61 (100.0)
Menopausal status, n (%)
 Premenopausal36 (59.0)
 Postmenopausal25 (41.0)
Race, n (%)
 White47 (77.0)
 Black or African American7 (11.5)
 Asian3 (4.9)
 Not reported4 (6.6)
Ethnicity, n (%)
 African American7 (11.5)
 Ashkenazi Jewish1 (1.6)
 Chinese1 (1.6)
 Othera52 (85.2)
  Hispanic or Latino3 (4.9)
  Not Hispanic or Latino42 (68.9)
  Not reported7 (11.5)
Breast cancer
Duration since onset (weeks)
 Mean (min-max)4.54 (0.4-21.1)
 Adenocarcinoma, n (%)60 (98.4)
 Squamous carcinoma with spindle cell, n (%)1 (1.6)
 TNBC, n (%)61 (100.0)
 BRCA1, n (%)48 (78.7)
 BRCA2, n (%)13 (21.3)
Staging, n (%)
 Stage I20 (32.8)
 Stage II27 (44.3)
 Stage III14 (23.0)

Abbreviations: BRCA1/2, breast cancer susceptibility genes 1 and 2; ITT, intent-to-treat; max, maximum; min, minimum; TNBC, triple-negative breast cancer.

a“Other” includes 3 patients who were not recorded in the “Other” category (designation left blank) but reported their ethnicity as Hispanic or Latino (n = 1), Not Hispanic or Latino (n = 1) and Not Reported (n = 1)

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