Table 2 Comparison of clinical characteristics between NSCLCs harboring classic activating EGFR mutations and EGFR exon 18 mutations.

From: EGFR Exon 18 Mutations in East Asian Patients with Lung Adenocarcinomas: A Comprehensive Investigation of Prevalence, Clinicopathologic Characteristics and Prognosis

Variables

Classic activating

Mutations in

p

mutations

exon 18

Ā 

(n = 661)

(n = 34)

Ā 

Gender

ā€ƒFemale

420 (63.5%)

27 (79.4%)

Ā 

ā€ƒMale

241 (36.5%)

7 (20.6%)

0.067

Age (y)

ā€ƒMean

60.0

60.9

Ā 

ā€ƒSD

10.0

11.5

0.652

Smoking history

ā€ƒEver

140 (21.2%)

4 (11.8%)

Ā 

ā€ƒNever

521 (78.8%)

30 (88.2%)

0.276

Tumor size (cm)

ā€ƒā‰¤3

518 (78.4%)

23 (67.6%)

Ā 

ā€ƒ>3

143 (21.6%)

11 (32.4%)

0.143

Stage

ā€ƒI

388 (58.7%)

19 (55.9%)

Ā 

ā€ƒII–IV

273 (41.3%)

15 (44.1%)

0.859

Differentiation

ā€ƒWell/Moderate

522 (79.0%)

22 (64.7%)

Ā 

ā€ƒPoor

139 (21.0%)

12 (35.3%)

0.056

  1. Classic activating mutation: EGFR exon 19 deletions and L858R point mutation; SD: standard deviation.