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Table 3 Percentage of patients with a high (≥50%), low (1–49%) or negative (< 1%) PD-L1 status by treatment type among aNSCLC patients (A) or those with known PD-L1 status (B) receiving 1L CIT alone, combination chemotherapy and CIT, or chemotherapy

From: Overall survival in patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer with KRAS G12C mutation with or without STK11 and/or KEAP1 mutations in a real-world setting

A.

PD-L1a category

KRAS G12C

KRAS WT

1L CIT alone patients

(N = 72)

1L combination chemotherapy + CIT patients

(N = 101)

1L Chemotherapy patients (N = 281)

1L CIT alone patients

(N = 145)

1L combination chemotherapy + CIT patients

(N = 262)

1L Chemotherapy patients (N = 937)

High (≥50%)

43 (59.7)

18 (17.8)

22 (7.8)

65 (44.8)

27 (10.3)

47 (5.0)

Low (1–49%)

10 (13.9)

24 (23.8)

35 (12.5)

23 (15.9)

63 (24.0)

122 (13.0)

Negative (< 1%)

2 (2.8)

21 (20.8)

23 (8.2)

7 (4.8)

74 (28.2)

147 (15.7)

Missing/unknown

17 (23.6)

38 (37.6)

201 (71.5)

50 (34.5)

98 (37.4)

621 (66.3)

B.

PD-L1a category excluding unknown

KRAS G12C

KRAS WT

1L CIT alone patients

(N = 55)

1L combination chemotherapy + CIT patients

(N = 63)

1L chemotherapy patients (N = 80)

1L CIT alone patients

(N = 95)

1L combination chemotherapy + CIT patients

(N = 164)

1L chemotherapy patients (N = 316)

High (≥50%)

43 (78.2)

18 (28.6)

22 (27.5)

65 (68.4)

27 (16.5)

47 (14.9)

Low (1–49%)

10 (18.2)

24 (38.1)

35 (43.8)

23 (24.2)

63 (38.4)

122 (38.6)

Negative (< 1%)

2 (3.6)

21 (33.3)

23 (28.8)

7 (7.4)

74 (45.1)

147 (46.5)

  1. 1L first line; aNSCLC advanced non-small cell lung cancer; CIT cancer immunotherapy; PD-L1 programmed death-ligand 1; WT wild type
  2. aPD-L1 high was defined as Tumor Proportion Score ≥ 50%, low 1–49% and negative < 1%