… EGFR mutation status are yet to be fully elucidated. The aim of this systematic review is to
describe the EGFR mutation frequency … EGFR mutation prevalence (a ‘global EGFR mutMap’). …

… mutations. The overall frequency of EGFR mutations in lung adenocarcinomas in this West
European population is within the frequency range of North American and South European …

… the biology of lung carcinoma. … frequency of activating EGFR mutations in Asian populations
supports this interpretation. However, the authors recognize that the mutation detection rates …

… Although larger confirmatory studies are needed, we need to know why the EGFR mutation
rate in India is lower than those of the other Asian countries studied. Most Indians descend …

… the controversial response rates seen in EGFR-TKI-treated patients. In the current study,
2.2% of patients carried exon 18 EGFR mutations, therefore the incidence rate is similar to other …

… ) mutations in 907 Non small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients of Indian ethnicity, in
contrast to 10–15% known in Caucasians and 27–62% among East Asians. In this study, …

… Our data indicate that lung cancers arise from EGFR mutations in African Americans just
as commonly as in white patients. Therefore, African American patients stand to derive similar …

… , 28 The incidence of rare nonsynonymous EGFR mutations in our cohort was 6% … incidence
of rare mutations is ranging from 7% to 8%. , 23 , 30 The higher proportion of rare mutations …

… The prevalence of EGFR mutations in patients with adenocarcinomas was 15.4 %, which …
a slightly higher incidence of KRAS mutations in lung adenocarcinomas than was previously …

… studies of EGFR mutation frequency in NSCLC in the Middle East and Africa. The following
search terms were used: [EGFR] AND [mutation] AND [Non Small Cell Lung Cancer] AND […