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. 2021 Apr;12(Suppl 1):S191–S203. doi: 10.21037/jgo-20-136

Table 1. Median frequency of mutated genes found in PM-CRC patient samples in more than one study.

Mutated genes Median mutation, frequency (%) [min–max] Median # samples analyzed [min–max] References
TP53 54 [33–75] 54 [51–57] (19,20)
RAS, not specified* 58 150 (21)
KRAS 45 [20–57] 52 [11–397] (19,20,22-31)
APC 44 [31–57] 56 [51–61] (19,20)
SMAD4 22 [15–29] 56 [51–60] (19,20)
BRAF 15 [6–40] 59 [11–378] (19,20,22-25,27-30,32,33)
PIK3CA 13 [9–14] 58 [51–103] (19,20,23)
FBXW7 9 [8–9] 55 [51–59] (19,20)
GNAS 4 [2–5] 55 [51–58] (19,20)
NRAS 4 [2–5] 96 [47–378] (19,22)
PTEN 4 [2–6] 55 [51–58] (19,20)
JAK3 4 [2–6] 55 [51–59] (19,20)
AKT1 3 [2–4] 55 [51–59] (19,20)
STK11 3 [2–4] 54 [51–56] (19,20)
CTNNB1 3 [2–3] 56 [51–61] (19,20)
HNF1A 3 [2–4] 51 [50–51] (19,20)
SMO 3 [2–4] 54 [51–57] (19,20)
ERBB2 2 [2–2] 55 [51–58] (19,20)

Data from (19) was provided through personal communication. *, frequency of KRAS and NRAS mutations separately were not provided. PM-CRC, peritoneal metastases from colorectal cancer.