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Table 2 10-year overall and cancer-specific survival after a testicular cancer diagnosis. Geneva 1970–2012

From: Testicular cancer in Geneva, Switzerland, 1970–2012: incidence trends, survival and risk of second cancer

 

Overall

Specific

% surviving

95% CI

Log-rank

% surviving

95% CI

Log-rank

All patients

87%

[84–90]

 

92%

[89–94]

 

 By period

  1970–79

65%

[54–75]

< 0.001

70%

[59–79]

< 0.001

  1980–89

86%

[78–91]

 

93%

[86–96]

 

  1990–99

94%

[88–97]

 

96%

[91–98]

 

  2000–12

94%

[87–97]

 

97%

[93–99]

 

Patients diagnosed 1990–2012

94%

[90–96]

 

96%

[93–98]

 

 By age

   ≤ 29

94%

[86–98]

0.015

96%

[90–99]

0.440

  30–39

97%

[91–99]

 

98%

[94–100]

 

  40–49

94%

[83–98]

 

94%

[83–98]

 

  50+

83%

[61–93]

 

94%

[79–99]

 

 By social class

  High

94%

[85–98]

0.182

98%

[91–99]

0.078

  Medium

97%

[91–99]

 

98%

[94–100]

 

  Low

88%

[77–94]

 

90%

[79–95]

 

  Unknown

91%

[65–98]

 

97%

[81–1.00]

 

 By stage

  I

96%

[92–98]

< 0.001

99%

[96–100]

< 0.001

  II

93%

[74–98]

 

95%

[72–99]

 

  III

81%

[67–90]

 

81%

[67–90]

 

  Unknown

 

100%

 

 By morphology

  Seminoma

96%

[91–98]

0.014

98%

[94–100]

< 0.001

  Non-seminoma

90%

[83–95]

 

93%

[87–96]