Table 1.
Patient characteristics | N = 1,200 |
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Age at WGS, years | |
Mean | 59.3 |
Range | 18–98 |
Sex, male:female | 43:57 |
Primary tumor location, n (%) | |
Lung cancer | 344 (29%) |
Colorectal cancer | 210 (18%) |
Breast cancer | 143 (12%) |
Sarcoma | 80 (6.7%) |
Other | 67 (5.6%) |
Prostate cancer | 47 (3.9%) |
CUP | 34 (2.8%) |
Ovarian cancer | 32 (2.7%) |
Melanoma | 29 (2.4%) |
Bladder cancer | 25 (2.1%) |
Lung NETs | 23 (1.9%) |
Esophageal cancer | 21 (1.8%) |
Renal cell cancer | 19 (1.6%) |
Head and neck cancer | 14 (1.2%) |
Stomach cancer | 13 (1.1%) |
GEP‐NETs | 13 (1.1%) |
Cervical cancer | 11 (0.92%) |
GIST | 10 (0.83%) |
Malignant mesothelioma | 9 (0.75%) |
Urothelial cell cancer of the bladder and renal pelvis | 8 (0.67%) |
Anal cancer | 7 (0.58%) |
Thymoma and thymic cancer | 7 (0.58%) |
Vulva cancer | 6 (0.50%) |
Penile cancer | 6 (0.50%) |
Pancreatic cancer | 5 (0.42%) |
Endometrial cancer | 4 (0.33%) |
Lymphoma | 4 (0.33%) |
Cholangiocarcinoma | 3 (0.25%) |
Thyroid cancer | 3 (0.25%) |
Basal cell carcinoma | 2 (0.17%) |
Hepatocellular carcinoma | 1 (0.083%) |
CUP, cancer of unknown primary; GEP‐NETs, gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors; GIST, gastrointestinal stromal tumor; NET, neuroendocrine tumor; WGS, whole‐genome sequencing.