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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lung Cancer. 2013 Jun 24;81(3):347–353. doi: 10.1016/j.lungcan.2013.05.011

Table 6.

Associations between Patient Characteristics and KRAS Mutation

Variable #positive/#tested Percentage Fisher’s Exact
p value
Gender 0.01
Male 32/154 20.8%
Female 73/220 33.2%
Race 0.09
African American 13/52 25.0%
Caucasian 86/281 30.6%
Asian American 0/15 0.0%
Hispanic 1/2 50.0%
Other 3/16 18.8%
Race, binary 0.51
African American 13/52 25.0%
Caucasian 86/281 30.6%
Smoking status <0.001
Never Smoker 6/72 8.3%
Ever Smoker 98/300 32.7%
Histology 0.68
Adenocarcinoma 88/294 29.9%
Squamous 5/31 16.1%
Adenosquamous 4/12 33.3%
Poorly Differentiated 5/24 20.8%
Large Cell 2/8 25.0%
Sarcomatoid 0/1 0.0%
Pleomorphic 0/1 0.0%
NOS* 0 --
Disease Status 0.03
Localized 23/92 25.0%
Recurrent, extrathoracic 6/18 33.3%
Recurrent, intrathoracic 17/33 51.5%
Metastatic extrathoracic 35/147 23.8%
Metastatic intrathoracic 24/83 28.9%
Subcutaneous Mets 0.02
No 101/365 27.7%
Yes 4/5 80.0%
Surgery as part of treatment 0.05
No 43/183 23.5%
Yes 62/187 33.2%
*

NOS refers to NSCLC not otherwise specified