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. 2023 Jul 15;14:4238. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-39874-8

Table 1.

Clinicopathologic and genomic characteristics of 328 patients who received durvalumab after chemoradiotherapy

Clinical Characteristic N = 328
Age, median (range) 69 (44–86)
 Sex
   Male 170 (51.8)
   Female 158 (48.2)
Smoking status
   Current/Former 313 (95.4)
   Never 15 (4.6)
Histology
   Nonsquamous 228 (69.5)
   Squamous 100 (30.5)
Oncogene diver (NSQ)a
   KRASb 75 (42.9)
   EGFR 3 (1.7)
   Others 18 (10.3)
   None identified 79 (45.1)
   Not assessed 53
PD-L1 TPS
   ≥90% 40 (14.6)
   50–89% 61 (22.3)
   1–49% 75 (27.4)
   <1% 98 (35.7)
   Not assessed 54
Stage (AJCC 8TH Edition)
   IIIA 121 (37.0)
   IIIB 158 (48.0)
   IIIC 49 (15.0)
Radiation dose
   54–58.4 Gy 12 (3.7)
   60 Gy 265 (80.8)
   62–70 Gy 51 (15.5)
Chemotherapy regimen
   Carboplatin + Paclitaxel 151 (45.9)
   Carboplatin + Pemetrexed 75 (22.9)
   Cisplatin + Pemetrexed 72 (22.0)
   Cisplatin + Etoposide 30 (9.2)
Institution
   MSKCC 180 (54.9)
   DFCI 148 (45.1)

NSQ nonsquamous

a175 cases with comprehensive genomic profiling

bKRAS allele subtypes: G12C (N = 33), G12V (N = 18), G12D (N = 10), G13x (N = 4), and other KRAS (N = 10). Other driver mutations: ALK, BRAF, MET, and HER2