Research Article

Mutated KRAS Is an Independent Negative Prognostic Factor for Survival in NSCLC Stage III Disease Treated with High-Dose Radiotherapy

Table 3

Prevalence depending on trial subset (RAKET or Satellite).

RAKETSatellite
EGFRmutEGFR FISHposKRASmutEGFRmutEGFR FISHpos

=2*2**11310††8
Inconclusive2 53 3
Median age69, 7169, 7560 (55–73)
47, 54, 6262 (43–68)62 (60–67)
Gender F/MF, FF, M55/45%F, M, M70/30%62/38%
PS 0/11, 11, 145/55%1, 0, 060/40%50/50%
Stage IIIA/IIIBIIIB, IIIBIIIB, IIIB18/82%IIIA, 2IIIB 20/80%25/75%
Weight loss > 5%00, 127%0, 0, 140%37%
Histology:
 Adenocarcinoma100%100%64%0%30%75%
 SCC0%0%18%67%50%0%
 NSCLC NUS0%0%18%33%20%25%

* del 19 and L858R (exon 21).
**one overlapping with EGFRmut L858R.
G719X (exon 18).
††two overlapping with KRASmut and one with G719X.