Abstract:
ob<x>jective To study the effect of VEGFR2- V297I gene polymorphism on the efficacy and its correlation in patients with brain me<x>tastases from non-small cell lung cancer ba<x>sed on bevacizumab combined with whole brain radiotherapy. Methods A total of 141 patients with advanced NSCLC brain me<x>tastases who were admitted to our hospital from June 2015 to June 2017 and received bevacizumab combined with whole brain radiotherapy were collected. The gender, age, pathological type, ECOG score, and EGFR were recorded in detail Mutation types and survival data, to compare the progress and survival of patients with different VEGFR2- V297I genotypes ba<x>sed on bevacizumab combined with whole brain radiotherapy Results (1) Of the 141 patients with gastric cancer, 83 (58.87%) carried the CC genotype, 49 (34.75%) carried the CT genotype, and 9 (6.38%) carried the TT genotype; consistent with Hardy-Weinberg Law of equilibrium (χ2 = 0.21, P = 0.90); (2) In the recent evaluation of curative effects, the ob<x>jective response rates of patients with CC and CT / TT type were 48.19% and 48.28%, respectively, and the disease control rates were 89.16% and 91.38%, respectively, with no significant difference (P> 0.05); (3) The median PFS with the CC gene was 9.012 (95% CI: 8.260-9.764) months, and the median PFS for patients with CT / TT type was 6.741 (95% CI: 5.787-7.695) Month (Log-rank = 10.240, P = 0.001); The median OS with the CC gene was 22.351 (95% CI: 21.059-23.644) months, and the median OS for patients with the CT / TT type was 18.259 (95% CI: 16.623-19.895) months (Log-rank = 11.719, P = 0.001); (4) The Cox proportional hazard regression model showed that age, gender, ECOG score, and EGFR 2-V297I locus were independent risk factors affecting PFS in patients. Conclusion VEGFR2- V297I gene polymorphism can affect the efficacy of bevacizumab combined with whole brain radiotherapy in patients with brain me<x>tastases from non-small cell lung cancer. Genotype CT / TT is an independent risk factor for its progression and death.