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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur Urol. 2016 Jun 7;71(4):665–673. doi: 10.1016/j.eururo.2016.05.034

Table 3.

Cancer-specific survival by stage, size, grade, and necrosis (SSIGN) score for patients in the contemporary radical nephrectomy cohort: observed and competing risk adjusted rates

Score n Cancer-specific survival rates*
Year 1 Year 3 Year 5 Year 7 Year 10 Year 15
0–1 161 100; 100 (157) 100; 100 (147) 99; 99 (127) 99; 99 (104) 97; 98 (65) 97; 98 (10)
2 86 100; 100 (81) 99; 99 (72) 97; 98 (65) 97; 98 (57) 97; 98 (33) 90; 92 (4)
3 129 100; 100 (125) 99; 99 (114) 98; 98 (101) 97; 98 (76) 89; 91 (42) 89; 91 (10)
4 80 99; 99 (78) 92; 92 (66) 88; 88 (53) 84; 86 (44) 80; 82 (26) 71; 77 (3)
5 102 97; 97 (97) 86; 86 (80) 74; 75 (61) 68; 70 (38) 59; 63 (20) 49; 56 (3)
6 39 92; 92 (34) 76; 76 (28) 70; 71 (23) 70; 71 (18) 50; 53 (8) 40; 45 (1)
7 127 87; 87 (108) 62; 63 (72) 51; 54 (52) 46; 49 (31) 45; 48 (20) 21; 35 (1)
8 14 79; 79 (10) 35; 43 (4) 27; 36 (3) 18; 29 (2) NA NA
9 108 78; 78 (81) 46; 48 (45) 35; 38 (29) 29; 32 (18) 20; 26 (5) NA
≥10 156 59; 59 (90) 31; 32 (46) 15; 16 (21) 9; 11 (10) 6; 8 (7) NA

NA = not applicable because no patients were left at risk; RCC = renal cell carcinoma.

*

Two rates are presented. The first is the cancer-specific survival rate estimated using the Kaplan-Meier method; the second is the rate after accounting for the competing risk of death from non-RCC causes. Number of patients at risk is denoted in parentheses.

Total = 1002; 36 patients excluded for unknown cause of death.