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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Nov 15.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Cancer Res. 2021 Mar 8;27(10):2920–2927. doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-20-4650

Table 1: Patient characteristics:

Basic demographic information was compared between the 106 patients with EGFR ex20ins and all other patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) who underwent genomic profiling with MSK-IMPACT. Py indicates pack-years of smoking history. “Other” histologies include carcinoid, sarcomatoid, adenosquamous, lymphoepithelial, and basaloid, among other rare histologies.

EGFR ex20ins
n=106
n (%)
NSCLC without EGFR ex20ins
n=6,184
n (%)

Age, median (range) 66 (30,−90) 69 (13, 90) p<0.001
Sex p=0.03
  Male 33 (31) 2586 (42)
  Female 73 (69) 3585 (58)
  Not stated 0 (0) 13 (<1)
Race
  White 61 (62) 4875 (84) p<0.001
  Asian 22 (22) 583 (10) p<0.001
  Black 14 (14) 318 (6) p=0.001
  Native American 0 (0) 9 (<1)
  Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1 (1) 5 (<1)
  Not known 8 (8) 394 (6)
Histology p<0.001
  Adenocarcinoma 102 (96) 4735 (76)
  Squamous 0 (0) 655 (11)
  Large cell/neuroendocrine 0 142 (2)
 Poorly differentiated 4 (4) 387 (6)
  Other 0 (0) 277 (4)
Smoking history n=985 p<0.001
  Never smoker 63 (59) 314 (32)
  ≤15 py 31 (29) 192 (20)
  >15 py 12 (11) 468 (48)
  Not known 0 11 (1)