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. 2014 Oct 18;105(11):1480–1486. doi: 10.1111/cas.12525

Table 2.

Ten-year relative survival in Japanese cancer patients followed-up between 2002 and 2006 (period approach) and conditional 5-year survival of 5-year survivors: Children (0–14 years old) and adolescents and young adults (AYAs, 15–29 years old)

Children (0–14 years old)
AYAs (15–29 years old)
Types of cancer (ICD-10 code) n Ten-year relative survival, % (95% CI) Conditional 5-year survival of 5-year survivors, % (95% CI) n Ten-year relative survival, % (95% CI) Conditional 5-year survival of 5-year survivors, % (95% CI)
All sites (C00–C96)
 male 762 73.2 (69.8–76.3) 94.9 (92.7–96.5) 1060 66.0 (62.9–68.9) 94.5 (92.4–96.0)
 female 621 79.3 (75.8–82.3) 96.8 (94.7–98.1) 1396 75.3 (72.8–77.7) 94.9 (93.2–96.2)
Leukemia (C91–C95) 470 76.5 (72.2–80.3) 96.1 (93.4–97.7) 277 52.5 (46.1–58.6) 92.3 (83.6–96.4)
ALL 310 78.6 (73.3–83.0) 96.8 (94.7–98.1) 97 36.9 (26.4–47.4) 87.4 (60.7–96.4)
Malignant lymphoma (C81–C85, C96) 125 88.6 (81.4–93.1) 89.7 (82.6–94.0) 262 73.4 (66.7–78.9) 93.6 (87.2–96.9)
Brain and CNS (C70–C72, C75) 271 58.0 (51.3–64.2) 95.5 (90.5–97.9) 170 58.9 (50.8–66.1) 83.5 (75.2–89.3)

Malignant cases only. ALL, acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ICD O3-M 9811-9818, 9826, 9835-9837); CI, confidence interval; CNS, central nervous system.