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. 2019 Dec 24;13(2):329–335. doi: 10.1016/j.tranon.2019.12.004

Table 1.

Demographic Characteristics of Patients with KRAS Mutation (N = 75)

Factors Number, n (%)
Gender
Female 17 (22.7%)
Male 58 (77.3%)
Age, years
<60 37 (49.3%)
≥60 38 (50.7%)
Smoking history
Yes 59 (78.7%)
No 16 (21.3%)
Performance score
0–2 61 (81.3%)
3–4 14 (18.7%)
Histology
Adenocarcinoma 68 (90.7%)
*Nonadenocarcinoma 7 (9.3%)
PD-L1 expression
Yes 21 (28%)
No 9 (12%)
Unknown 45 (60%)
TMB<10 mutations/Mb
Yes 9 (12%)
No 5 (6.7%)
Unknown 61 (81.3%)
Brain metastasis
Yes 18 (24%)
No 56 (74.7%)
Unknown 1 (1.3%)
Bone metastasis
Yes 33 (44%)
No 42 (56%)
Pleural effusion
Yes 6 (8%)
No 69 (92%)
Immune therapy
Yes 31 (41.3%)
No 40 (53.3%)
Unknown 4 (5.4%)
MEK inhibitor
Yes 9 (12%)
No 66 (88%)
TKI
Yes 14 (18.7%)
No 57 (76%)
Unknown 4 (5.3%)
Angiogenesis inhibitors
Yes 18 (24%)
No 57 (76%)
Brain radiation
Yes 12 (16%)
No 51 (68%)
Unknown 12 (16%)
1st-line chemotherapy
Taxanes-based 7 (9.3%)
Pemetrexed-based 51 (68%)
Gemcitabine-based 3 (4%)
Other 1 (1.3%)
No 13 (17.4%)
2nd-line chemotherapy
Yes 32 (42.7%)
No 43 (57.3%)

TMB, tumor mutation burden.

*Nonadenocarcinoma included two cases with adenosquamous carcinoma, two squamous carcinoma, three non–small cell lung cancer with unknown histologic subtype.