Laryngeal (Larynx) Cancer survival statistics

This page contains laryngeal cancer survival statistics, including one, five and ten, year survival and survival by age.

Laryngeal cancer survival rates

 
 

Laryngeal cancer - one year survival rates

Figure 3.1 shows the one-year age standardised survival rates for men diagnosed with laryngeal cancer from 1971 - 1999.

One-year age-standardised survival for laryngeal cancer for patients diagnosed in England and Wales during 1971-1999

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Laryngeal cancer - five year survival rates

Five year survival rates for laryngeal cancer patients are shown in Figure 3.2

Five-year age-standardised survival for laryngeal cancer for patients diagnosed in England and Wales during 1971-1999

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Laryngeal cancer - ten year survival rates

Figure 3.3 shows the ten year survival rates for men diagnosed with laryngeal cancer.

Ten-year age-standardised survival for laryngeal cancer for patients diagnosed in England and Wales during 1971-1999

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Laryngeal cancer survival rates by age

Laryngeal cancer survival rates, by age at diagnosis, are shown in Figure 3.4

Five-year relative survival for patients diagnosed with laryngeal cancer in England and Wales during 1986-1990 by age at diagnosis

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References for laryngeal cancer survival

  1. Coleman, M.P., et al. Cancer Survival Trends in England & Wales, 1971-1995 Deprivation & NHS Region. 1999: The Stationery Office
  2. Coleman, M.P., et al. Trends and socioeconomic inequalities in cancer survival in England and Wales up to 2001. Br J Cancer, 2004. 90(7):p. 1367-73