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Period
5-year relative survival [%] (95% CI)
Number of patients
All stages
1995–1999 (cohort)
40.3 (38.4; 42.2)
5,031
All stages
2000–2004 (cohort)
43.1 (41.2; 44.9)
5,610
All stages
2005–2009 (cohort)
43.3 (41.7; 44.8)
6,606
All stages
2010–2014 (cohort)
47.7 (46.3; 49.1)
7,600
All stages
2015–2019 (cohort)
52.7 (51.4; 54.0)
8,725
All stages
2020–2022 (period)
56.2 (54.5; 57.9)
11,052
Clinical stage I
1995–1999 (cohort)
75.1 (70.3; 79.2)
855
Clinical stage I
2000–2004 (cohort)
79.7 (75.2; 83.4)
969
Clinical stage I
2005–2009 (cohort)
81.5 (77.1; 85.1)
882
Clinical stage I
2010–2014 (cohort)
80.0 (76.6; 83.0)
1,242
Clinical stage I
2015–2019 (cohort)
85.3 (81.7; 88.2)
1,337
Clinical stage I
2020–2022 (period)
87.7 (83.1; 91.1)
2,235
Clinical stage II
1995–1999 (cohort)
58.1 (52.1; 63.6)
593
Clinical stage II
2000–2004 (cohort)
56.4 (50.9; 61.5)
673
Clinical stage II
2005–2009 (cohort)
64.5 (59.1; 69.3)
707
Clinical stage II
2010–2014 (cohort)
63.5 (59.2; 67.5)
855
Clinical stage II
2015–2019 (cohort)
70.1 (65.9; 73.9)
946
Clinical stage II
2020–2022 (period)
74.8 (69.3; 79.5)
1,470
Clinical stage III
1995–1999 (cohort)
39.1 (34.7; 43.5)
911
Clinical stage III
2000–2004 (cohort)
40.0 (35.6; 44.4)
943
Clinical stage III
2005–2009 (cohort)
44.3 (40.6; 48.0)
1,124
Clinical stage III
2010–2014 (cohort)
49.8 (46.2; 53.3)
1,158
Clinical stage III
2015–2019 (cohort)
59.7 (56.2; 63.0)
1,228
Clinical stage III
2020–2022 (period)
62.3 (57.9; 66.4)
1,844
Clinical stage IV
1995–1999 (cohort)
20.5 (18.1; 23.1)
2,039
Clinical stage IV
2000–2004 (cohort)
24.7 (22.2; 27.2)
2,378
Clinical stage IV
2005–2009 (cohort)
28.1 (26.0; 30.2)
2,979
Clinical stage IV
2010–2014 (cohort)
33.3 (31.5; 35.1)
3,682
Clinical stage IV
2015–2019 (cohort)
37.8 (36.0; 39.5)
4,288
Clinical stage IV
2020–2022 (period)
36.6 (34.4; 38.8)
4,631
Analysis settings
Stratification
By year
By stage
Type of neoplasm
Head and neck cancer (C00–C14, C30–C31)
Oesophagal cancer (C15)
Gastric cancer (C16)
Colorectal cancer (C18–C20)
Liver cancer (C22)
Gallbladder cancer (C23, C24)
Pancreatic cancer (C25)
Laryngeal cancer (C32)
Lung cancer (C33, C34)
Melanoma of skin (C43)
Non-melanoma skin cancer (C44)
Connective and soft tissues cancer (C47, C49)
Breast cancer (C50) in women
Cervical cancer (C53)
Uterine cancer (C54, C55)
Ovarian cancer (C56)
Prostate cancer (C61)
Testicular cancer (C62)
Kidney cancer (C64)
Bladder cancer (C67)
Brain and spinal cord cancer (C70–C72)
Thyroid cancer (C73)
Hodgkin's lymphoma (C81)
Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (C82–C86)
Multiple myeloma (C90)
Acute myeloid leukaemia (C92.0, C92.4,C92.5, C93.0, C94.0, C94.2)
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (C91.1)
Chronic myeloid leukaemia (C92.1)
Years
all
1995–1999 (cohort)
2000–2004 (cohort)
2005–2009 (cohort)
2010–2014 (cohort)
2015–2019 (cohort)
2020–2022 (period)
Computational method
1-year overall survival
3-year overall survival
5-year overall survival
1-, 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-year overall survival
1-year relative survival
3-year relative survival
5-year relative survival
1-, 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-year relative survival
Patient group
All patients
Patients with cancer therapy
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Survival. Applied filters:
Cancer type:
Head and neck cancer (C00–C14, C30–C31)
Computational method:
5-year relative survival [%]
All patients
Data source:
CNCR