Table 2 Pathological response of patients who received neoadjuvant chemotherapy and immunotherapy.

From: The impact of driver mutation on the treatment outcome of early-stage lung cancer patients receiving neoadjuvant immunotherapy and chemotherapy

ID

Histology

PD-L1 (%)

Tumor size (cm)

Nodal status

Pathological response

Junker Regression

Pathological assessment according to IASLC (%)

DFS (months)

Recurrence

Biopsy

Surgery

Biopsy

Surgery

Biopsy

Surgery

Tumor

Necrosis

Stroma

1

Squamous

95

90

9.6

3.5

2

0

PR

IIa

50

0

50

22.30

No

2

Adenocarcinoma

0

100

6.1

4.5

1

0

PR

IIa

40

10

50

9.31

No

3

Adenocarcinoma

90

90

3.8

2.4

2

2

PR

IIa

25

0

75

12.13

Yes

4

Squamous

75

95

6.3

4.8

2

0

PR

IIa

15

50

35

17.48

No

5

Squamous

0

100

5

5.3

1

0

MPR

IIb

5

65

30

18.16

No

6

Adenocarcinoma

90

100

3.2

2.4

2

0

MPR

IIb

5

0

95

15.54

Yes

7

Adenocarcinoma

20

70

6

3.4

2

0

MPR

IIb

5

35

60

9.31

No

8

Adenocarcinoma

90

70

6.6

6

2

0

MPR

IIb

5

20

75

9.25

Yes

9

Squamous

60

NAa

3

1.3

1

0

pCR

III

0

0

100

1.67

No

10

Squamous

NAa

NAa

4.3

0

2

0

pCR

III

0

0

100

30.20

No

11

Squamous

20

NAa

2.1

1.7

2

0

pCR

III

0

20

80

14.66

No

  1. MPR major pathological response, pCR pathological complete response, PR partial response.
  2. aNot available because of insufficient tissue.