Table 3 Probabilities of Surviving Five Years Among Three Cohorts of Colorectal Cancer Patients
From: Time dependent ethnic convergence in colorectal cancer survival in hawaii
COHORT | ETHNICITY | CAUSE OF DEATH | |
|---|---|---|---|
Colorectal Cancer | Other | ||
1 1960–1974 | Japanese | .68 (.65 – .71) | .79 (.77 – .82) |
Caucasian | .68 (.64 – .71) | .71 (.67 – .74) | |
Chinese | .61 (.54 – .69) | .76 (.71 – .83) | |
Filipino | .47 (.41 – .55) | .69 (.62 – .76) | |
Hawaiian | .48 (.39 – .59) | .67 (.58 – .76) | |
2 1975–1987 | Japanese | .70 (.68 – .72) | .86 (.84 – .88) |
Caucasian | .74 (.72 – .77) | .77 (.75 – .80) | |
Chinese | .73 (.69 – .78) | .84 (.81 – .88) | |
Filipino | .66 (.62 – .70) | .77 (.74 – .81) | |
Hawaiian | .67 (.62 – .72) | .83 (.80 – .87) | |
3 1988–2000 | Japanese | .82 (.81 – .84) | .81 (.79 – .83) |
Caucasian | .82 (.80 – .84) | .75 (.73 – .78) | |
Chinese | .82 (.79 – .86) | .79 (.75 – .83) | |
Filipino | .81 (.78 – .84) | .76 (.72 – .80) | |
Hawaiian | .73 (.69 – .77) | .79 (.75 – .83) | |