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Table 1 Association between PD-L1 expression status and clinical features

From: Unraveling EGFR-TKI resistance in lung cancer with high PD-L1 or TMB in EGFR-sensitive mutations

Characteristics

All

(N = 339)

PD-L1 expression level

aP-value

High

(N = 74)

Medium

(N = 79)

Negative

(N = 186)

Pathological type, n (%)

0.398

Adenocarcinoma

295 (87.0%)

62 (83.8%)

67 (84.8%)

166 (89.2%)

 

Squamous cell carcinoma

44 (13.0%)

12 (16.2%)

12 (15.2%)

20 (10.8%)

 

Gender, n (%)

0.069

Female

169 (49.9%)

32 (43.2%)

48 (60.8%)

89 (47.8%)

 

Male

170 (50.1%)

42 (56.8%)

31 (39.2%)

97 (52.2%)

 

Age at diagnosis in years, n (%)

0.026

60- (< 60)

131 (38.6%)

33 (44.6%)

38 (48.1%)

60 (32.3%)

 

60+ (≥ 60)

208 (61.4%)

41 (55.4%)

41 (51.9%)

126 (67.7%)

 

EGFRstatus, n (%)

0.138

E19del

66 (19.5%)

12 (16.2%)

18 (22.8%)

36 (19.4%)

 

L858R

102 (30.1%)

14 (18.9%)

25 (31.6%)

63 (33.9%)

 

other

27 (8.0%)

8 (10.8%)

4 (5.1%)

16 (8.6%)

 

Wild type

144 (42.5%)

40 (54.1%)

32 (40.5%)

71 (38.2%)

 

TMB status, n (%)

0.003

TMB-H (≥ 4.4 muts/Mb)

110 (32.4%)

36 (48.6%)

24 (30.4%)

50 (26.9%)

 

TMB-L (< 4.4 muts/Mb)

229 (67.6%)

38 (51.4%)

55 (69.6%)

136 (73.1%)

 

MSI status, n (%)

0.117

MSI-H

3 (0.9%)

1 (1.4%)

2 (2.5%)

0 (0.0%)

 

MSS

336 (99.1%)

73 (98.6%)

77 (97.5%)

186 (100.0%)

 
  1. aP value are tested by chi-square test