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. 2022 Sep 19;22:356. doi: 10.1186/s12890-022-02161-1

Table 1.

Clinical variables of 853 patients between EPHA5 mutant and wild-type ones

Variables EPHA5 mutation (%) None (%) P
Total 65 (100) 788 (100)
Age 0.544
  < 65 38 (58.5) 430 (54.6)
  ≥ 65 27 (41.5) 358 (45.4)
Race 0.521
  White 43 (66.2) 573 (72.7)
  Asian 15 (23.1) 149 (18.9)
  Others 7 (10.8) 66 (8.4)
Sex 0.121
  Female 19 (29.2) 307 (39.0)
  Male 46 (70.8) 481 (61.0)
Histology 0.493
  Squamous 17 (26.2) 238 (30.2)
  Non-squamous 48 (73.8) 550 (69.8)
ECOG 0.319
  0 18 (27.7) 266 (33.8)
  1 47 (72.3) 522 (66.2)
Previous therapy 0.346
  First-line chemotherapy 51 (78.5) 576 (73.1)
  Second-line chemotherapy 14 (21.5) 212 (26.9)
Smoking 0.227
  Current 13 (20.0) 125 (15.9)
  Never 6 (9.2) 134 (17.0)
  Previous 46 (70.8) 529 (67.1)
  Metastasis sites 0.004
  ≤ 3 34 (52.3) 547 (69.4)
  > 3 31 (47.7) 241 (30.6)
Therapy 0.859
  Atezolizumab 32 (49.2) 397 (50.4)
  Docetaxel 33 (50.8) 9.6)

Annotation: ECOG, eastern cooperative oncology group. 0, fully active, able to carry on all pre-disease performance without restriction;1, means restricted in physically strenuous activity but ambulatory and able to carry out work of a light or sedentary nature