The average survival rate for people five years after diagnosis with colorectal cancer is:
- 62% in Korea
- 61% in the United States
- 76% in Victoria, Australia
In Korea, the survival rate for people five years after initial diagnosis with:
In the United States, the survival rate for people five years after initial diagnosis with:
- Stage 1 colorectal cancer is 96%
- Stage 2 colorectal cancer is 87%
- Stage 3 colorectal cancer is 55%
- Stage 4 colorectal cancer is 5%
In Victoria, Australia, the survival rate for people five years after initial diagnosis with:
The average survival rate for people five years after initial diagnosis with:
- Low-grade MALT lymphoma of the bowel is 44% - 75%
- High-grade MALT lymphoma of the bowel is 25% - 37%
- Large B cell lymphoma of the bowel is 25% - 67%
The average survival rate for people five years after initial diagnosis with signet ring cell of the colon or rectum is:
- 19% in Europe
- 15% in Germany
- 18% in the United States
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