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. 2022 May 11;148(10):2723–2742. doi: 10.1007/s00432-022-04019-9

Table 1.

Frequenciesa [n (%)] of subgroups based on mutation and MMR status in CRC cases, by tumor location and sex; NLCS, 1986–2006

CRC pd Colon Rectum pe
Total
n = 1934
Men
n = 1113
Women
n = 821
Total
n = 1384
Men
n = 754
Women
n = 630
Total
n = 355
Men
n = 224
Women
n = 131
All-wild-type + pMMRb 792 (41.0) 516 (46.4) 276 (33.6)  < 0.001 488 (35.3) 309 (41.0) 179 (28.4) 199 (56.1) 135 (60.3) 64 (48.9)  < 0.001
Any-mutation/dMMRc 1142 (59.1) 597 (53.6) 545 (66.4) 896 (64.7) 445 (59.0) 451 (71.6) 156 (43.9) 89 (39.7) 67 (51.2)
   KRASmut 673 (34.8) 376 (33.8) 297 (36.2) 0.275 478 (34.5) 256 (34.0) 222 (35.2) 123 (34.7) 68 (30.4) 55 (42.0) 0.969
   PIK3CAmut 334 (17.3) 196 (17.6) 138 (16.8) 0.645 266 (19.2) 150 (19.9) 116 (18.4) 45 (12.7) 30 (13.4) 15 (11.5) 0.004
   BRAFmut 298 (15.4) 117 (10.5) 181 (22.1)  < 0.001 278 (20.1) 105 (13.9) 173 (27.5) 14 (3.9) 8 (3.6) 6 (4.6)  < 0.001
   dMMR 206 (10.7) 72 (6.5) 134 (16.3)  < 0.001 201 (14.5) 70 (9.3) 131 (20.8) 3 (0.9) 1 (0.5) 2 (1.5)  < 0.001

(d/p)MMR mismatch repair (deficient/proficient); CRC colorectal cancer; NLCS Netherlands Cohort Study; mut mutated

aPercentages might not add up because multiple molecular characteristics (e.g. BRAF mutation and MMR deficiency) can occur per individual

bThis group excludes cases with mutations in any of the genes (KRAS, PIK3CA, or BRAF), as well as MMR deficient cases

cThis group includes cases with mutations in any of the genes (KRAS, PIK3CA, or BRAF) and/or cases that are MMR deficient

dDifference between men and women, based on total CRC, evaluated using Chi-square

eDifference between colon and rectum, based on men and women combined, evaluated using Chi-square