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Table 4 5-, 10-, 15- and 20-year cause-specific survival (CSS) rates, in percentages, estimated by Kaplan-Meier method compared with those estimated by lognormal model [in square brackets] with 95% confidence intervals (in round brackets).

From: Short- and long-term cause-specific survival of patients with inflammatory breast cancer

Years of diagnosis

5 yr CSS

10 yr CSS

15 yr CSS

20 yr CSS

1975–77

18(16.5–19.4), [20](18.4–21.5)

11(10.3–11.6), [11](10.3–11.6)

9(8.4–9.5), [9](8.4–9.5)

9(8.4–9.5), [8](7.5–8.4)

1978–80

23(21.1–24.8), [24](22.1–25.8)

16(15.0–16.9), [14](13.1–14.8)

11(10.3–11.6), [12](11.2–12.7)

11(10.3–11.6), [11](10.3–11.6)

1981–83

27(24.8–29.1), [30](27.6–32.2)

18(16.9–19.0), [19](17.8–20.1)

14(13.1–14.8), [15](14.1–15.8)

NA, [14](13.1–14.8)

1984–86

27(25.4–28.5), [26](24.4–27.5)

17(16.0–17.9), [18](16.9–19.0)

15(14.1–15.8), [16](15.0–16.9)

NA, [15](14.1–15.8)

1987–89

27(25.4–28.5), [27](25.4–28.5)

19(17.8–20.1), [18](16.9–19.0)

NA, [16](15.0–16.9)

NA, [16](15.0–16.9)

1990–92

32(30.1–33.8), [32](30.1–33.8)

21(19.7–22.2), [22](20.7–23.2)

NA, [19](17.8–20.1)

NA, [18](16.9–19.0)

1993–95

29(27.8–30.1), [29](27.8–30.1)

NA, [21](19.7–22.2)

NA, [20](18.8–21.1)

NA, [20](18.8–21.1)

  1. NA = not available by Kaplan-Meier method