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. 2005 Jul 26;93(3):355–363. doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6602707

Table 5. Summary of previous reports on EGFR gene mutations in NSCLC.

Reference Patient group No. of patients Frequency in
Predilection in non/former smokers Histological features in Ada Respose to TKIbof patients with EGFR mutated tumour Correlation to p53 Correlation to K-ras
      Overall Ada          
Lynch et al (2004) USA 25 +16 TKIb receivers 2/25 2/22 Yes More frequent in BACc 8 patients in 9 responders not in 7 nonresponders
 
Paez et al (2004) USA Japan 119 +9 TKIb receivers 16/119 (13%) 1/61(2%) in USA 15/58 (26%) in Japan 15/70 (21%) 1/29(3%) in USA 14/41(34%) in Japan Yes 5 patients in 5 responders not in nonresponders
 
Pao et al (2004) USA 96 +17 TKI b responders 11/96 (11%) Yes 12 patients in 17 responders
 
Kosaka et al (2004) Japan 277 111/277 (40%) 110/224 (49%) Yes More frequent in well-to-mederately differentiated Ada Independent Mutually exclusive
 
Huang et al (2004) Taiwan 101 39/101 (39%) 38/69 (55%) Yes 7 responders in 9 patients
 
Marchetti et al (2005) Italy 860 37/860 (4%) 37/375 (10%) Yes More frequent in Ad with BACc features Mutually exclusive
 
Han et al (2005) Korea 90 17/90 (19%) 14/65 (22%) No 11 responders in 17 patients
 
Shigematsu et al (2005) Japan Taiwan USA Australia 519 120/519 (23%) 107/361 (30%) in East Asia 13/158(8%) in others 114/289 (39%) 102/214 (48%) in East Asia 12/75(16%) in others Yes No correlation to Ad with BACc fearures Mutually exclusive
 
Qin et al (2005) China 41 10/41 (24%) 7/17 (41%) No
 
Yang et al (2002) USA 219 26/219 (12%) 25/164 (15%) Yes
a

Ad=adenocarcinoma.

b

TKI=tyrosine kinase inhibitor.

c

BAC=bronchio-alveolar carcinoma.