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Table 1 Demographic-, clinical and histopathological variables at baseline

From: “Evaluation of ROS1 expression and rearrangements in a large cohort of early-stage lung cancer”

 

All frequency,

n (%)

ROS1 IHC D4D6

Total: 891 Missing:30

ROS1 IHC SP384

Total: 902 Missing 19

Positive

Negative

Positive

Negative

Total

921 (100%)

28 (3.1%)

863 (96.9%)

40 (4.4%)

862 (95.6%)

Age, median years (range)

67.5 (39.2–87.0)

67.8 (51.3–81.6)

67.5 (39.2–87)

68.4 (46.4–82.6)

67.5 (39.2–87)

Sex

    Male

474 (51.5%)

13 (46.4%)

447 (51.8%)

19 (47.5%)

444 (51.5%)

    Female

447 (48.5%)

15 (53.6%)

416 (48.2%)

21 (52.5%)

418 (48.4%)

Smoking status

    Never smoker

64 (6.9%)

3 (10.7%)

61(7.1%)

11 (27.5%)

53 (6.1%)

    Current/former smoker

857 (93.1%)

25 (89.3%)

802 (92.9%)

29 (72.5%)

809 (93.9%)

    Median pack-year

32.9

24

31.5

23.8

31.5

pStage

    Ia and b

501 (54.4%)

17 (60.7%)

463 (53.7%)

26 (65%)

462 (53.6%)

    IIa and b

270 (29.3%)

8 (28.6%)

256 (29.7%)

8 (20.0%)

257 (29.8%)

    III a and b

137 (14.9%)

2 (7.1%)

132 (15.3%)

5 (12.5%)

131 (15.2%)

    IV

11 (1.2%)

1 (3.6%)

10 (1.2%)

1 (2.5%)

10 (1.2%)

    Unknown stage

2 (0.2%)

 

2 (0.2%)

 

2 (0.2%)

Histology

    Adenocarcinoma (incl. former bronchioalveolar carc.)

542 (58.8%)

27 (96.4%)

495 (57.4%)

37 (92.5%)

492 (57.1%)

    Adenosquamous

16 (1.7%)

0

16 (1.9%)

0

16 (1.9%)

    Large cell carcinoma

28 (3.0%)

0

27 (3.1%)

0

27 (3.1%)

    Squamous cell carcinoma

300 (32.6%)

0

291 (33.7%)

3 (7.5%)

292 (33.9%)

    Other

35 (3.8%)

1 (3.6%)

34 (3.9%)

0

35 (4.1%)

  1. The majority of patients had adenocarcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma and were in stage I and II. Missing: Samples with too few viable tumourcells in the TMAs