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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Surg. 2015 Mar 14;50(6):1014–1018. doi: 10.1016/j.jpedsurg.2015.03.027

Table 3.

One-year and five-year survival for children with renal cell carcinoma based on age, gender, nodal status, pathologic stage, resection type, and tumor size. CI = confidence interval, y = years.

Variable One-Year Survival (95% CI) Five-Year Survival (95% CI)
Overall 87% (0.82–0.92) 70% (0.63–0.77)
Age (y)
 <10 86% (0.75–0.98) 67% (0.53–0.85)
 ≥10 88% (0.82–0.93) 70% (0.63–0.79)
Gender
 Female 93% (0.88–0.99) 76% (0.66–0.86)
 Male 83% (0.76–0.91) 66% (0.57–0.76)
Nodal status
 Positive 79% (0.68–0.91) 55% (0.42–0.71)
 Negative 95% (0.90–0.99) 83% (0.76–0.92)
Path stage
 I 100% (1.0–1.0) 100% (1.0–1.0)
 II 100% (1.0–1.0) 91% (0.79–1.0)
 III 93% (0.86–1.0) 71% (0.58–0.86)
 IV 55% (0.34–0.90) 8% (0.01–0.52)
Resection type
 No resection 35% (0.20–0.64) 20% (0.08–0.48)
 Partial nephrectomy 100% (1.0–1.0) 100% (1.0–1.0)
 Complete nephrectomy 95% (0.91–0.99) 79% (0.72–0.87)
Tumor size (cm)
 ≤4 93% (0.86–0.99) 89% (0.81–0.98)
 4.1–7 100% (1.0–1.0) 88% (0.78–1.0)
 7.1–10 85% (0.74–0.98) 60% (0.45–0.80)
 >10 85% (0.73–1.0) 50% (0.34–0.74)