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Published in final edited form as: J Neurooncol. 2014 Aug 3;120(2):381–388. doi: 10.1007/s11060-014-1562-7

Table 2.

5-year relative survival by race, tumor histology, and tumor location in males and females in the NCI Surveillance, Epidemiology and End Results Registry, 1992–2005

Males
Females
N (%) 5-year relative survival (95 % CI) N 5-year relative survival (95 % CI)
All 292 (100) 88.9 % (84.6, 92.1) 79 (100) 74.7 % (63.5, 82.9)
Racea
    White 212 (73) 90.8 % (85.8, 94.1) 49 (62) 73.5 % (58.7, 83.7)
    Black 19 (7) 84.7 % (58.5, 95.0) 7 (9) 71.5 % (25.8, 92.1)
    Asian/Pacific Islander 58 (20) 82.9 % (70.4, 90.5) 23 (29) 77.9 % (54.6, 90.2)
Tumor histology
    Germinoma 228 (78) 91.9 % (87.3, 94.9) 53 (67) 84.9 % (71.9, 92.2)
    Teratoma 23 (8) 82.8 % (60.1, 93.3) 13 (16) 38.5 % (14.1, 62.9)
    Other 41 (14) 75.7 % (59.5, 86.2) 13 (16) 69.3 % (37.3, 87.2)
Tumor location
    Pineal gland 172 (59) 91.0 % (85.4, 94.5) 9 (11) 88.9 % (43.2, 98.4)
    Other 120 (41) 85.9 % (78.1, 91.1) 70 (89) 72.9 % (60.7, 81.8)
Radiation therapy
    Yes 233 (80) 90.4 % (85.7, 93.6) 50 (63) 90.1 % (77.6, 95.8)
    No 56 (19) 82.0 % (68.9, 90.0) 26 (33) 46.3 % (26.7, 63.8)
    Unknown 3 (1) 100% 3 (4) 66.7 % (5.4, 94.5)
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Does not sum to total because rates were not present for American Indian/Alaskan Natives due to small numbers (N = 3)