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. 2016 Mar 23;23(4):692–700. doi: 10.1093/jamia/ocw008

Table 2:

Stratification by various clinical variables combined with mutation information provides further insights into the outcomes of patients

Clinical variable Genomic variable Number of cases Median OS, years
Tobacco Use = Ever 806 2.83
Tobacco Use = Never 133 6.21
Tobacco Use = Ever EGFR mutated 47 14.19
Tobacco Use = Ever EGFR wild type 759 2.73
Tobacco Use = Never EGFR mutated 57 8.73
Tobacco Use = Never EGFR wild type 76 3.44
Stage = I 182 5.57
Stage = II 73 2.47
Stage = III 179 2.83
Stage = IV 343 1.07
Stage = I or II EGFR mutated 30 Not reached
Stage = I or II EGFR wild type 260 6.01
Stage = III or IV EGFR mutated 73 2.20
Stage = III or IV EGFR wild type 452 1.24

Note that the numbers do not always add up to the total number of lung cancer cases, because some clinical variables were missing or unknown.