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Correlation between morphology and EGFR mutations in lung adenocarcinomas: Significance of the micropapillary pattern and the hobnail cell type
Lung Cancer, 07/07/08
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Ninomiyaa H et al. - Characteristic histological features, i.e. the hobnail cell morphology and the presence of BAC component and MPP are good predictors of EGFR mutations in lung adenocarcinoma.

Methods
  • Aim was to clarify links between EGFR mutations and pathological findings in Japanese lung cancer
  • Detailed pathological features of adenocarcinomas were examined using the WHO criteria as well as cell type classification
  • Medical records were reviewed for a total of 107 surgically resected tumors
  • Clinicopathological factors were examined and correlations with EGFR status were evaluated
  • EGFR mutations were found in 59% of pts distributed through all 4 exons examined

Results
  • EGFR mutations were associated with female gender, non-smoker status and hobnail cell morphology
  • In addition, detailed pathological examination showed an associations with bronchioloalveolar carcinoma (BAC) component and a micropapillary pattern

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