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Survival Statistics for Colon Cancer
Colon Cancer Fast Facts

by Donna Myers
for About.com

Updated: June 23, 2007

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The average survival rate for people five years after initial diagnosis with colon cancer is:
    -62% in Austria
    -43% in Europe
    -68% in Korea
    -62% in the United States
    -79% in Victoria, Australia
In Victoria, Australia, the average survival rate for people five years after initial diagnosis with: In Victoria, Australia, the average survival rate for people ten years after initial diagnosis with: Resources:
1. ANZ Journal of Surgery. 2002;72:352-356. Survival from Colorectal Cancer in Victoria: 10-Year Follow-Up of the 1987 Management Survey.
2. European Journal of Cancer. 2003;39:2214-2222. Differences in Colorectal Cancer Survival Between Europe and U.S. Populations: The Importance of Sub-Site and Morphology.
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