Objective:To investigate the feature of c-kit and platelet-derived growth factor receptor α(PDGFRA) gene mutation in 270 patients with gastrointestinal stromal tumor(GIST),as well as its association with clinicopathological features. Methods:The gene detection result and clinicopathological data of 270 GIST patients,who underwent treatment in our hospital from June 2016 to January 2019,were collected retrospectively. Results:Among 270 patients,220 patients had c-kit mutations which were mainly oc-curred in exon 11,and then exon 9. Multimutation of A502-Y503 was the unique genotype for exon 9. Deletion mutation and point mutation were the most common mutations in c-kit exon 11,which mainly occurred in location of 557-560. Among seven patients with PDGFRA mutation,D842V mutation in exon 18 was the most common type. Among all c-kit 11 mutations,the rate of point mutation or mixed mutations occurred in the stomach was lower than that of other mutation types(P=0.022). In patients with c-kit 11 mutations,the frequency of patients who were older than 50 years was more than other c-kit exon mutations(P=0.040). The rate of c-kit exon 9 mutation in the small intestine was higher than other mutations(P=0.000). The rate of mitotic count<5/50 HPF in patients with PDGFRA mutation and wild type was higher than that in c-kit mutation patients(P=0.027). CD117 positive rate in c-kit mutation patients was significantly higher than that in PDGFRA mutation and wild type patients(P=0.000). SMA positive rate in wild type patients was higher than that in mutation patients(P=0.002). Conclusion:GIST patients have high frequency to expe-rience c-kit/PDGFRA;mutation locations and types are closely correlated with clinicopathological features,which also are impor-tant judgements for individual treatment.