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Table 3 Five-year conditional relative survival at diagnosis of multiple myeloma and after surviving 1, 3, and 5 years

From: Time trends in survival and causes of death in multiple myeloma: a population-based study from Germany

Age at diagnosis

Number of patients observed in period 2015–2019

Five-year conditional relative survival (95% CI)

At diagnosis

After surviving 1 year

After surviving 3 years

After surviving 5 years

At diagnosis

After surviving 1 year

After surviving 3 years

After surviving 5 years

Men

 Total (15–79 years)

4706

3777

2441

1305

60.9 (58.8–63.0)

64.9 (62.5–67.3)

65.5 (62.3–68.7)

68.3 (61.9–74.6)

 15–69 yrs

2823

2344

1587

878

67.2 (64.6–69.7)

69.3 (66.5–72.0)

70.0 (66.5–73.5)

78.2 (72.4–83.9)

 70–79 yrs

1883

1433

854

427

51.9 (48.4–55.4)

57.7 (53.5–61.9)

55.9 (49.4–62.3)

39.7 (23.3–56.2)

Women

 Total (15–79 years)

3492

2853

1863

1052

60.2 (57.9–62.5)

64.2 (61.7–66.8)

65.4 (62.0–68.8)

65.5 (58.3–72.8)

 15–69 yrs

1972

1675

1111

679

71.1 (68.3–74.0)

71.9 (68.9–75.0)

71.3 (67.3–75.3)

67.4 (58.5–76.4)

 70–79 yrs

1520

1178

752

373

47.3 (43.7–50.8)

54.0 (49.8–58.2)

56.4 (50.4–62.4)

61.5 (49.0–73.9)

Both

 Total (15–79 years)

8198

6630

4304

2357

60.6 (59.1–62.2)

64.6 (62.9–66.3)

65.5 (63.1–67.8)

67.0 (62.3–71.8)

 15–69 yrs

4795

4019

2698

1557

68.8 (66.9–70.7)

70.4 (68.3–72.4)

70.5 (67.9–73.1)

73.7 (68.7–78.7)

 70–79 yrs

3403

2611

1606

800

49.7 (47.2–52.2)

55.9 (53.0–58.9)

56.2 (51.8–60.6)

51.7 (41.4–62.0)

  1. Patients diagnosed 2010–2019 living in North Rhine-Westphalia were included
  2. Abbreviations: CI confidence interval