Comparison of clinical features, molecular alterations, and prognosis in morphological subgroups of lung invasive mucinous adenocarcinoma.

When IMAs were divided into MICA and MOCA subgroups and compared with the mucus-negative group, survival data showed a trend of difference between the three groups, but the results failed to reach statistical significance (RFS: MICA versus mucus-negative, log-rank P =0.189; RFS: MOCA versus mucus-negative, log-rank P =0.648; OS: MICA versus mucus-negative, log-rank P =0.312; OS: MOCA versus mucus-negative, log-rank P =0.106; Figure 2C and D ).

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