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One-year and five-year survival index (%) for all cancers combined.
One- and five-year age-standardised net survival for cancer of the oesophagus.
One- and five-year age-standardised net survival for cancer of the cervix.
Identification of the Clinical Commissioning Groups where the one-year survival index for all cancers combined fell above or below the 99.8% control limits on the funnel plot (Figure 4B) for all adults (aged 15-99 years) diagnosed in 2012.
One- and five-year age-standardised net survival for cancer of the lung.
One and five-year age-standardised net surival for cancer of the stomach.
Number of cancer patients included in survival analyses, by calendar year of diagnosis 1997-2012 and Clinical Commissioning Groups.
This presents the one-year and five-year age-standardised relative survival for adults (15–99 years) diagnosed with colorectal cancer during 1998–2007 in five-year calendar periods in England.
This presents a predicted 10-year survival (%), for women diagnosed aged 15-99, for Government Office Regions in England, and for Wales.
Cancer survival: One- and five-year survival of patients, major cancers, sex and age.
