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. 2016 Aug 11;7(40):65185–65195. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.11218

Table 1. Baseline demographic and clinicopathologic characteristics in the three subgroups.

Characteristic EGFR mu (%) ALK re (%) EGFR/ALK (+) (%) Total (%) P
Gender 0.206
 Male 33(39.3%) 13(56.5%) 3(27.3%) 49(41.5%)
 Female 51(60.7%) 10(43.5%) 8(72.7%) 69(58.5%)
Age (median) 63(38-85) 48(26-75) 59(40-71) 60.5(26-85) <0.001*
 WHO PS 0.061
 0-1 81(96.4%) 19(82.6%) 10(90.9%) 110(93.2%)
 2-3 3(3.6%) 4(17.4%) 1(9.1%) 8(6.8%)
Smoking history 0.377
Non smoker 69(82.1%) 20(87.0%) 11(100.0%) 100(84.7%)
 Heavy smoker 15(17.9%) 3(13.0%) 0(0.0%) 18(15.3%)
 Histology 1.000
 AC 82(97.6%) 23(100%) 11(100.0%) 116(98.3%)
 SCC 2(2.4%) 0(0.0%) 0(0.0%) 2(1.7%)
Clinical stage 0.343
 III 2(2.4%) 0(0.0%) 1(9.1%) 3(2.5%)
 IV 82(97.6%) 23(100.0%) 10(90.9%) 115(97.5%)
 Total 84(71.2%) 23(19.5%) 11(9.3%) 118(100.0%)

Aberrations: mu, mutation; re, rearrangement; WHO PS, World Health Organization performance status; SCC, squamous cell carcinoma; AC, adenocarcinoma. EGFR, epidermal growth factor receptor; ALK, anaplastic lymphoma kinase; A heavy smoker was defined as a patient who had smoked >100 cigarettes in his or her lifetime or that had stopped smoking less than 15 years and had a total of ≥10 pack-year of smoking.

*

The age in three groups was analyzed with the use of Wilcoxon test