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FINLI

04/15/19 8:19 AM

#20088 RE: lightrock #20086

What do you make of those statistical numbers light ? Cheers Finli

georgebailey

04/15/19 10:12 AM

#20091 RE: lightrock #20086

I tried but could not extract data based on stage 3 and 4

Fosco1

04/15/19 10:28 AM

#20092 RE: lightrock #20086

Indeed
I had seen these figures
Some remarks to ponder :
- 65 relative is 56 observed
- How does this population compare with the trial population, 60% of them originary from developing countries ? Perhaps black-americans OS is comparable

staticmirror79

04/19/19 3:00 PM

#20251 RE: lightrock #20086

Lightrock,

I have a question about the seer statistics you posted a link to a few days ago.

You seemed happy with the stats it was showing but I'm a little confused. When I look at the table (20.10, pg. 33) for Cancer of the Oral Cavity and Pharynx the 5 year survival for the most recent dates (2008-2014) say 67%. That seems extremely high and much better than our spreadsheets are predicting for.

Am I misreading this? If not, wouldn't we presume that the SOC survival rates for 3-5 years are much higher than 55%?

I'm just trying to understand and be critical here.

Link to the stats page you posted are below.

Thanks,

https://seer.cancer.gov/archive/csr/1975_2015/results_merged/topic_survival.pdf