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Table 5 Frequency of EML4-ALK in Chinese NSCLC Patients (extracted from 6 published studies)

From: Non-small cell lung cancer with EML4-ALKtranslocation in Chinese male never-smokers is characterized with early-onset

Publication [ref]

All Patients

Never-smokers

Smokers

Female

Male

Total

EML4-ALK

Total

EML4-ALK

Total

EML4-ALK

Total

EML4-ALK

Total

EML4-ALK

 

No.

No. (%)

No.

No. (%)

No.

No. (%)

No.

No. (%)

No.

No. (%)

Rekova et al. 2007 [8]

103

3 (2.91%)

        

Wong et al. 2009 [14]

266

13 (4.89%)

141

10 (7.09%)

125

3 (7.09%)

134

8 (5.97%)

132

5 (3.79%)

Zhang et al. 2010 [16]

103

12 (11.65%)

52

10 (19.23%)

51

2 (19.23%)

29

5 (17.24%)

74

7 (9.46%)

Shaozhang et al. 2012 [17]

102

8 (7.84%)

52

6 (11.54%)

50

2 (11.54%)

48

6 (12.50%)

54

2 (3.70%)

Li et al. 2013 [18]

208

7 (3.37%)

78

6 (7.69%)

130

1 (7.69%)

61

7 (11.48%)

147

0 (0.00%)

Sun et al. 2010 [28]

  

52

3 (5.77%)

      

Sum

782

43 (5.5%)

375

35 (9.33%)

356

8 (2.25%)

272

26 (9.56%)

407

14 (3.44%)

  1. By Fisher’s exact test, the difference is significant between (i) never-smokers and smokers (p < 0.0001); (ii) Female and Male (p < 0.002).