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. 2016 Dec 19;28(3):642–650. doi: 10.1093/annonc/mdw670

Table 1.

Characteristics of 121 patients with advanced cancers

Characteristic Total No. of patients No. of patients with KRASG12/G13 mutation in FFPE tumor  (%) No. of patients with KRASG12/G13 mutation in plasma cfDNA*  (%)
All 121 88  (73) 78  (64)
Sex
 Male 68 53  (78) 47  (69)
 Female 53 35  (66) 31  (58)
Race
 Caucasian 86 60  (70) 56  (65)
 African American 21 18  (86) 13  (62)
 Hispanic 13 10  (77) 9  (69)
 Asian 1 0  (0) 0  (0)
Disease
 Colorectal cancer 71 59  (83) 53  (75)
 Non-small cell lung cancer 14 10  (71) 7  (50)
 Melanoma 10 1  (10) 2  (20)
 Appendiceal cancer 6 6  (100) 4  (67)
 Pancreatic cancer 5 5  (100) 5  (100)
 Ovarian cancer 5 3  (60) 3  (60)
 Uterine cancer 3 2  (67) 2  (67)
 Breast cancer 3 1  (33) 2  (67)
 Duodenal cancer 1 1  (100) 0  (0)
 Squamous head and neck cancer 1 0  (0) 0  (0)
 Papillary thyroid cancer 1 0  (0) 0  (0)
 Erdheim–Chester histiocytosis 1 0  (0) 0  (0)
Method of tumor KRASG12/G13 testing
  PCR 58 42  (72) 37  (64)
  NGS 50 36  (72) 33  (66)
  MassARRAY 13 10  (77) 8  (62)

FFPE, formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded; cfDNA, cell-free DNA; PCR, polymerase chain reaction; NGS, next-generation sequencing.

*

Mutations were detected by testing 16 ng of cfDNA using the KRASG12/G13 multiplex probe.