World Journal of Oncology, ISSN 1920-4531 print, 1920-454X online, Open Access
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Original Article

Volume 10, Number 3, June 2019, pages 142-150


Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Mutation Frequency in Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Its Diagnostic Performance in Cytological Samples: A Molecular and Immunohistochemical Study

Tables

Table 1. EGFR Genotype With Clinicopathological Parameters
 
FeaturesEGFR mutant (n = 79)EGFR wild (n = 171)P value
Age
  ≤ 40 years (n = 17)8 (47.0%)9 (53%)0.1
  > 40 years (n = 233)71 (30.5%)162 (59.5%)0.1
Gender
  Men (n = 175)49 (28%)126 (72%)0.06
  Women (n = 75)30 (40%)45 (60%)0.06
Smoking
  Present (n = 115)29 (36.8%)86 (50.3%)0.05
  Absent (n = 135)50 (63.2%)85 (49.7%)0.05
Pleural effusion
  Present (n = 99)38 (38.4%)61 (61.6%)0.06
  Absent (n = 151)41 (27.2%)110 (72.8%)0.06
Malignant effusion
  Present (n = 45)19 (42.2%)26 (57.8%)0.1
  Absent (n = 12)2 (16.7%)10 (83.3%)0.1
Histology
  Adenocarcinoma69 (36.5%)120 (63.5%)0.02
  Squamous cell carcinoma7 (15%)39 (85%)0.02
  NSCLC-NOS3 (27.3%)8 (72.7%)0.02
  Adenosquamous carcinoma04 (100%)0.02

 

Table 2. Comparison Between EGFR Mutation by Real-Time PCR and Immunohistochemistry
 
Real-time PCR (n = 112)Mutation-specific antibody immunohistochemistry
L858R (n = 19) (43B2)DEL19 (n = 10) (6B6)Wild (n = 87)
aTwo cases of L858R were positive for both mutation-specific antibodies; bOne case of DEL19 was positive for both mutation-specific antibodies; cOne case of wild type was positive for both mutation-specific antibodies.
L858R (n = 20)11a02a09
DEL19 (n = 9)01b03b06
G719X (n = 3)000102
T790M (n = 2)010001
INS (n = 1)000001
Wild (n = 76)06c04c68

 

Table 3. Sensitivity and Specificity of Mutation-Specific EGFR Antibodies
 
Mutation-specific antibodiesTrue positiveTrue negativeFalse positiveFalse negativeSensitivity (%)Specificity (%)
L858R (n = 112)118408095591.3
DEL (n = 112)0396070633.393.2
Total14180151548.392.3

 

Table 4. Comparison of EGFR Mutation Between Biopsy and Malignant Effusion Specimen
 
Biopsy specimen (n = 20)Malignant effusion specimen (n = 20)
L858RDEL19T790MG719AINSWildUnsuccessful
L858R5-----1
DEL19-3-----
T790M-------
G719A-------
INS-------
Wild1-2-7-
Unsuccessful-----1-

 

Table 5. Frequency Distribution of EGFR Mutation in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
 
AreaAuthorsCountryYearEGFR mutation (%)
EuropeLeduc et al [32]France201737
Isaksson et al [27]Sweeden201311
Sarosi et al [33]Hungary20169.8
De Greve et al [34]Belgium201627
Gervas et al [31]Serbia201519
Chatziandreou et al [4]Greece201510.6
Schmid-Bindert et al [35]Germany201340.8
Schmid et al [36]Austria20097.3
Arrieta et al [37]Mexico201527.0
Martin et al [38]Canada201629.7
Lopez-Chavez et al [39]USA201621.9
South Americade Castro et al [29]Brazil201717
Arrieta et al [30]Argentina201118
Asia-PacificZhou et al [19]China201734.9
Yotsukura et al [17]Japan201746.9
Rahman et al [18]Japan201422.9
Kim et al [8]Korea201540.3
Toh et al [20]Singapore201039
Chang et al [21]Taiwan200776.5
Shi et al [22]Vietnam201464
AustraliaCooper et al [23]Australia201314.7
Sriram et al [40]Australia20117.1
IndiaKasana et al [26]India201635.1
Maturu et al [25]India201616.6
Doval et al [24]India201325.9

 

Table 6. Sensitivity and Specificity of Mutation-Specific EGFR IHC With Molecular Testing
 
AuthorCountryYearSensitivity (DEL19 + L858R)Specificity (DEL19 + L858R)
Brevet et al [9]USA20108498.9
Kitamura et al [47]Japan20104796
Seo et al [10]Korea201476.689
Kim et al [8]Korea201575.694.5
Zhang et al [46]China201683.798.6