highly significantp = 0.01
The association of grade and the incidence of EGFR mutation remains highly significant in multivariable analysis, with crude OR of 5.0 and adjusted OR of 4.7 (both p = 0.01, Table 2 ).
The association of grade and the incidence of EGFR mutation remains highly significant in multivariable analysis, with crude OR of 5.0 and adjusted OR of 4.7 (both p = 0.01, Table 2 ).
The difference in distributions of age at stage IV diagnosis for patients without EGFR mutations when compared to patients with EGFR mutation approaches statistical significance (Median 69 vs. 64, p = 0.07, Table 1 ).
However, the wait-time for the result of EGFR mutational analysis may be significant especially for those patients who are symptomatic with high tumor burden and require timely initiation of systemic therapy.