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Table 3 Most frequently prescribed treatment patterns

From: Real-world treatment and survival of patients with advanced non-small cell lung Cancer: a German retrospective data analysis

Variable

aNSCLC patients

Mutation positive aNSCLC patients

N

 

1741

 

122

 

As 1 L treatment

Patients who started a 1 L treatment; N

1672

 

117

 

% patients with at least 1 prescription

21·23%

Pemetrexed

20·51%

Erlotinib

7·72%

Pemetrexed +Unspecified

11·11%

Pemetrexed

7·36%

Bevacizumab + Pemetrexed

6·84%

Pemetrexed + Cisplatin

6·40%

Docetaxel

6·84%

Pemetrexed + Unspecified

5·62%

Bevacizumab

5·98%

Bevacizumab

As 2 L treatment

Patients who started a 2 L treatment; N

635

 

96

 

% patients with at least 1 prescription

25·83%

Erlotinib

38·54%

Erlotinib

11·34%

Docetaxel

7·29%

Pemetrexed

8·03%

Pemetrexed

7·29%

Gefitinib

5·83%

Gemcitabine

6·25%

Docetaxel + Nintedanib

4·09%

Docetaxel + Nintedanib

6·25%

Crizotinib

As 3 L treatment

Patients who started a 3 L treatment; N

242

 

55

 

% patients with at least 1 prescription

20·25%

Erlotinib

34·55%

Erlotinib

11·98%

Docetaxel

12·73%

Docetaxel

9·92%

Pemetrexed

7·27%

Gemcitabine

8·68%

Gemcitabine

7·27%

Vinorelbine

5·79%

Nivolumab

5·45%

Pemetrexed

As 3 + L treatment

Patients who started a 3 + L treatment; N

90

 

30

 

% patients with at least 1 prescription

12·22%

Nivolumab

24·00%

Erlotinib

10·00%

Erlotinib

16·00%

Pemetrexed

8·89%

Nintedanib + Docetaxel

12·00%

Docetaxel

6·67%

Pemetrexed

12·00%

Gemcitabine

5·56%

Docetaxel

8·00%

Nivolumab

  1. Legend: Table 3 reports the most frequently prescribed treatment patterns among incident aNSCLC patients and the mutation-positive subgroup, by treatment line