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Table 3 Five-year survival of colorectal cancer patients by anatomic sites and Duke’s stage, stratified by ethnic groups

From: Survival rates and predictors of survival among colorectal cancer patients in a Malaysian tertiary hospital

Clinical characteristics

Survival rate, % (95% CI)

 

aMalay (n = 225)

Chinese (n = 808)

Indians (n = 157)

p

Colorectal

48.50 (41.29–55.32)

39.68 (36.01–43.33)

47.49 (38.84–55.63)

0.039

Site:

 Colon

56.51 (44.75–66.69)

40.07 (34.86–45.22)

54.52 (42.18–65.29)

0.005

 Rectum

43.87 (34.42–52.91)

39.81 (34.23–45.33)

36.91 (24.56–49.28)

0.674

Duke's stageb

Malay (n = 163)

Chinese (n = 546)

Indians (n = 105)

p

 A & B

68.68 (51.43–80.88)

63.79 (55.88–70.66)

69.95 (51.73–82.39)

0.714

 C

56.18 (42.43–67.86)

45.01 (37.96–51.80)

58.85 (41.56–72.61)

0.136

 D

17.98 (6.27–34.53)

13.05 (7.03–20.96)

NA

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  1. CI confidence interval, NA not available
  2. a 3 ethnic groups ≠ 1212, as ethnic group, Others (n = 22) was excluded
  3. b Total sample with data on Duke’s stage, n = 814