Classification result
DEMO-EC-007
POLEmut
POLE exonuclease domain mutation. Best prognosis. Swedish guidelines: no adjuvant treatment for stage I-II.
Classification path
1
POLE_EDM
Positive
POLE p.V411L
Multiple classifier
Additional subtype features detected alongside the primary POLEmut classification:
- MMRd , MSI-H (32.0%)
- p53abn , TP53 p.R273H
Per the WHO 2020 hierarchy, the primary classification is POLEmut.
Secondary evidence
TMB
198.0
Concordant
TMB 198.0 mut/Mb concordant with POLEmut phenotype.
CNA burden
0.0
Concordant
Fraction genome altered: 0.04 — concordant with POLEmut (expected low).
Signatures
Concordant Expected signatures: SBS10a, SBS10b. Present: SBS10a, SBS10b.Spectrum
Discordant C>A: 50.0% >= 20.0% [PASS]; T>G: 0.0% >= 4.0% [FAIL]; C>G: 8.3% <= 0.6% [FAIL]; indel_fraction: 14.3% <= 5.0% [FAIL]Clinical notes
- p.V411L is a tier1 established pathogenic hotspot.
- Multiple classifier: concurrent MMRd, p53abn detected. Per WHO 2020 hierarchy, classified as POLEmut.
- Concurrent MMRd evidence: MSI-H (32.0%).
- Concurrent p53abn evidence: TP53 p.R273H.
- POLEmut+p53abn: evidence shows prognosis follows POLEmut (León-Castillo et al. 2020). POLE status dominates.
- POLEmut+MMRd: classify as POLEmut per hierarchy. Note: patient may still benefit from immunotherapy evaluation.
- Swedish guidelines: no adjuvant treatment recommended for stage I-II POLEmut.