Table 3

Summary of the data from meta‐analyses addressing the effect of KRAS exons 2, 3, and 4 mutations referred to in the American Society of Clinical Oncology's clinical opinion update 2015 [1]

KRAS exons 2, 3, and 4 wild typeKRAS exons 2,3,4 mutation
Study [Ref] (n)TreatmentHR PFSHR OSHR PFSHR OS
Adelstein [40] (n = 8,924)

P/C vs. SOC or

 

P/C + SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASwt/KRASmt

0.80 [0.64–0.99]

 

0.71 [0.57–0.90]

n.d.1.11 [0.97–1.27]n.d.

Dahabreh [41]

 

(n=1,945)

P/C +‐ SOC vs.

 

BSC or SOC

 

Interaction: KRASmt/KRASwt

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

 

2.22

 

[1.74–2.55]

n.d.

 

1.30

 

[0.95–1.78]

Lin [42]

 

(n = 5,325)

P/C +SOC vs. SOC0.66 [0.53–0.82]n.d.1.07 [0.91–1.27]n.d.
Loupakis [43] (n = 6,609)P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.91

 

[0.84–0.99]

0.95

 

[0.87–1.04]

1.13

 

[1.03–1.25]

1.04

 

[0.95–1.13]

Petrelli [44]

 

(n = 484)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.68

 

[0.53–0.87]

0.88

 

[0.65–1.20]

n.d.n.d.

Petrelli [45]

 

(n = 3,254)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.65

 

[0.51–0.83]

0.84

 

[0.73–0.98]

n.d.n.d.

Qiu [46]

 

(n = 2,188)

C + SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASmt/KRASwt

5.8

 

1.94

 

[1.62–2.33]

6.9

 

2.17

 

[1.72–2.74]

3.013.5

Vale [47]

 

(n = 5,966)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASwt/KRASmt

0.83

 

[0.76–0.90]

 

0.78

 

[0.68–0.89]

0.89

 

[0.82–0.97]

 

1.04

 

[0.95–1.15]

1.06

 

[0.96–1.17]

1.04

 

[0.95–1.15]

Zhang [48]

 

(n = 2,912)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.64

 

[0.50–0.84]

0.84

 

[0.64–1.11]

1.37

 

[0.81–2.31]

1.03

 

[0.74–1.44]

Ibrahim [49]

 

(n = 2,115)

P + SOC vs. SOC

0.58

 

[0.36–0.93]

0.90

 

[0.76–1.05]

n.d.n.d.
KRAS exons 2, 3, and 4 wild typeKRAS exons 2,3,4 mutation
Study [Ref] (n)TreatmentHR PFSHR OSHR PFSHR OS
Adelstein [40] (n = 8,924)

P/C vs. SOC or

 

P/C + SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASwt/KRASmt

0.80 [0.64–0.99]

 

0.71 [0.57–0.90]

n.d.1.11 [0.97–1.27]n.d.

Dahabreh [41]

 

(n=1,945)

P/C +‐ SOC vs.

 

BSC or SOC

 

Interaction: KRASmt/KRASwt

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

 

2.22

 

[1.74–2.55]

n.d.

 

1.30

 

[0.95–1.78]

Lin [42]

 

(n = 5,325)

P/C +SOC vs. SOC0.66 [0.53–0.82]n.d.1.07 [0.91–1.27]n.d.
Loupakis [43] (n = 6,609)P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.91

 

[0.84–0.99]

0.95

 

[0.87–1.04]

1.13

 

[1.03–1.25]

1.04

 

[0.95–1.13]

Petrelli [44]

 

(n = 484)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.68

 

[0.53–0.87]

0.88

 

[0.65–1.20]

n.d.n.d.

Petrelli [45]

 

(n = 3,254)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.65

 

[0.51–0.83]

0.84

 

[0.73–0.98]

n.d.n.d.

Qiu [46]

 

(n = 2,188)

C + SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASmt/KRASwt

5.8

 

1.94

 

[1.62–2.33]

6.9

 

2.17

 

[1.72–2.74]

3.013.5

Vale [47]

 

(n = 5,966)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASwt/KRASmt

0.83

 

[0.76–0.90]

 

0.78

 

[0.68–0.89]

0.89

 

[0.82–0.97]

 

1.04

 

[0.95–1.15]

1.06

 

[0.96–1.17]

1.04

 

[0.95–1.15]

Zhang [48]

 

(n = 2,912)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.64

 

[0.50–0.84]

0.84

 

[0.64–1.11]

1.37

 

[0.81–2.31]

1.03

 

[0.74–1.44]

Ibrahim [49]

 

(n = 2,115)

P + SOC vs. SOC

0.58

 

[0.36–0.93]

0.90

 

[0.76–1.05]

n.d.n.d.

All meta‐analyses included RCTs only, except for Qui [46] and Dahabrabeh et al. [41] who included also retrospective and observational studies.

Abbreviations: BSC, best supportive care; C, cetuximab; HR, hazard ratio; KRAS, Kirsten rat sarcoma viral oncogene homolog; n, number of patients; n.d., not described; OS, overall survival; P, panitumumab; PFS, progression‐free survival; RCT, randomized controlled trial; SOC, standard of care.

Table 3

Summary of the data from meta‐analyses addressing the effect of KRAS exons 2, 3, and 4 mutations referred to in the American Society of Clinical Oncology's clinical opinion update 2015 [1]

KRAS exons 2, 3, and 4 wild typeKRAS exons 2,3,4 mutation
Study [Ref] (n)TreatmentHR PFSHR OSHR PFSHR OS
Adelstein [40] (n = 8,924)

P/C vs. SOC or

 

P/C + SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASwt/KRASmt

0.80 [0.64–0.99]

 

0.71 [0.57–0.90]

n.d.1.11 [0.97–1.27]n.d.

Dahabreh [41]

 

(n=1,945)

P/C +‐ SOC vs.

 

BSC or SOC

 

Interaction: KRASmt/KRASwt

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

 

2.22

 

[1.74–2.55]

n.d.

 

1.30

 

[0.95–1.78]

Lin [42]

 

(n = 5,325)

P/C +SOC vs. SOC0.66 [0.53–0.82]n.d.1.07 [0.91–1.27]n.d.
Loupakis [43] (n = 6,609)P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.91

 

[0.84–0.99]

0.95

 

[0.87–1.04]

1.13

 

[1.03–1.25]

1.04

 

[0.95–1.13]

Petrelli [44]

 

(n = 484)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.68

 

[0.53–0.87]

0.88

 

[0.65–1.20]

n.d.n.d.

Petrelli [45]

 

(n = 3,254)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.65

 

[0.51–0.83]

0.84

 

[0.73–0.98]

n.d.n.d.

Qiu [46]

 

(n = 2,188)

C + SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASmt/KRASwt

5.8

 

1.94

 

[1.62–2.33]

6.9

 

2.17

 

[1.72–2.74]

3.013.5

Vale [47]

 

(n = 5,966)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASwt/KRASmt

0.83

 

[0.76–0.90]

 

0.78

 

[0.68–0.89]

0.89

 

[0.82–0.97]

 

1.04

 

[0.95–1.15]

1.06

 

[0.96–1.17]

1.04

 

[0.95–1.15]

Zhang [48]

 

(n = 2,912)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.64

 

[0.50–0.84]

0.84

 

[0.64–1.11]

1.37

 

[0.81–2.31]

1.03

 

[0.74–1.44]

Ibrahim [49]

 

(n = 2,115)

P + SOC vs. SOC

0.58

 

[0.36–0.93]

0.90

 

[0.76–1.05]

n.d.n.d.
KRAS exons 2, 3, and 4 wild typeKRAS exons 2,3,4 mutation
Study [Ref] (n)TreatmentHR PFSHR OSHR PFSHR OS
Adelstein [40] (n = 8,924)

P/C vs. SOC or

 

P/C + SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASwt/KRASmt

0.80 [0.64–0.99]

 

0.71 [0.57–0.90]

n.d.1.11 [0.97–1.27]n.d.

Dahabreh [41]

 

(n=1,945)

P/C +‐ SOC vs.

 

BSC or SOC

 

Interaction: KRASmt/KRASwt

n.d.n.d.

n.d.

 

2.22

 

[1.74–2.55]

n.d.

 

1.30

 

[0.95–1.78]

Lin [42]

 

(n = 5,325)

P/C +SOC vs. SOC0.66 [0.53–0.82]n.d.1.07 [0.91–1.27]n.d.
Loupakis [43] (n = 6,609)P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.91

 

[0.84–0.99]

0.95

 

[0.87–1.04]

1.13

 

[1.03–1.25]

1.04

 

[0.95–1.13]

Petrelli [44]

 

(n = 484)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.68

 

[0.53–0.87]

0.88

 

[0.65–1.20]

n.d.n.d.

Petrelli [45]

 

(n = 3,254)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.65

 

[0.51–0.83]

0.84

 

[0.73–0.98]

n.d.n.d.

Qiu [46]

 

(n = 2,188)

C + SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASmt/KRASwt

5.8

 

1.94

 

[1.62–2.33]

6.9

 

2.17

 

[1.72–2.74]

3.013.5

Vale [47]

 

(n = 5,966)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

 

Interaction: KRASwt/KRASmt

0.83

 

[0.76–0.90]

 

0.78

 

[0.68–0.89]

0.89

 

[0.82–0.97]

 

1.04

 

[0.95–1.15]

1.06

 

[0.96–1.17]

1.04

 

[0.95–1.15]

Zhang [48]

 

(n = 2,912)

P/C+ SOC vs. SOC

0.64

 

[0.50–0.84]

0.84

 

[0.64–1.11]

1.37

 

[0.81–2.31]

1.03

 

[0.74–1.44]

Ibrahim [49]

 

(n = 2,115)

P + SOC vs. SOC

0.58

 

[0.36–0.93]

0.90

 

[0.76–1.05]

n.d.n.d.

All meta‐analyses included RCTs only, except for Qui [46] and Dahabrabeh et al. [41] who included also retrospective and observational studies.

Abbreviations: BSC, best supportive care; C, cetuximab; HR, hazard ratio; KRAS, Kirsten rat sarcoma viral oncogene homolog; n, number of patients; n.d., not described; OS, overall survival; P, panitumumab; PFS, progression‐free survival; RCT, randomized controlled trial; SOC, standard of care.

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