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. 2017 Apr 6;8(3):260–270. doi: 10.1111/1759-7714.12436

Table 2.

Association between clinical characteristics with EGFR mutation status

Variable All patients EGFR mutation status P Univariate OR
Positive Negative
Number of patients 209 126 (60.3%) 83 (39.7%) NA NA
Median age 60.11 ± 9.62 60.22 ± 9.42 60.02 ± 9.79 0.901 NA
Gender
Female 113 76 37 0.025 Reference
Male 96 50 46 1.890 (1.078, 3.312)
Smoking history
Yes 49 16 33 <0.001 Reference
No 160 110 50 4.537 (2.289, 8.995)
Histologic subtype†
Lepidic‡ 38 23 15 0.014 3.833 (1.215, 12.090)
Acinar 113 72 41 4.390 (1.581, 12.193)
Papillary 36 25 11 5.682 (1.741, 18.544)
Solid 21 6 15 NA
Differentiation
High 50 30 20 0.324 2.250 (0.563, 8.996)
Intermediate 100 64 36 2.667 (0.706, 10.077)
Low 10 4 6 Reference
Stage
I 171 107 64 0.152 Reference
II 38 19 19 0.598 (0. 295, 1.213)
Pathologic grade
High 22 6 16 0.003 Reference
Intermediate 149 97 52 4.974 (1.836, 13.480)
Low 38 23 15 4.089 (1.305, 12.807)
Clinical symptoms
+ 75 48 27 Reference
134 78 56 0.412 1.276 (0.712, 2.287)
Family tumor history
Yes 15 9 6 0.981 Reference
No 194 117 77 1.013 (0.347, 2.960)
CEA level (ng/ml) 5.15 ± 10.64 3.75 ± 5.34 7.39 ± 15.59 0.021 NA
CEA (ng/ml)
≤2.6 111 74 37 0.045 1.769 (1.011, 3.096)
>2.6 98 52 46 Reference

Histologic subtype was categorized according to the 2011 International Society for Lung Cancer Research/American Thoracic Society/European Respiratory Society classification system.

Histologic subtype was categorized as lepidic predominant adenocarcinoma (adenocarcinoma in situ, minimally invasive adenocarcinoma, and lepidic predominant invasive adenocarcinoma) and other subtypes of dominant histologic findings (acinar, papillary, micropapillary, and solid predominant).

CEA, carcinoembryonic antigen; CI, confidence interval; EGFR, epidermal growth factor receptor; OR, odds ratio.