Table 2.

Five-Year Relative Survival of Colorectal Cancer (20–49 Years of Age) by Race-Ethnicity, Overall and by Sex, Tumor Site, and Stage at Diagnosis (SEER 13, 1992–2013)

	Non-Hispanic White (n = 19,759)	Non-Hispanic Black (n = 4728)	Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander (n = 4388)	Hispanic (n = 4902)
Overall	69.1 (68.4–69.7)	57.6 (56.2–59.1)	66.5 (65.0–67.9)	63.1 (61.7–64.5)
Sex
Male	67.8 (66.9–68.7)	56.5 (54.4–58.6)	65.7 (63.6–67.6)	61.7 (59.7–63.7)
Female	70.6 (69.6–71.5)	58.8 (56.7–60.8)	67.3 (65.2–69.3)	64.7 (62.6–66.6)
Tumor site
Proximal colon	66.1 (64.8–67.3)	55.3 (52.8–57.7)	65.2 (61.9–68.2)	65.4 (62.7–68.0)
Distal colon	69.8 (68.5–71.0)	59.0 (56.2–61.7)	65.1 (62.5–67.6)	63.6 (61.0–66.1)
Rectum	72.2 (71.2–73.2)	61.3 (58.8–63.8)	69.3 (67.1–71.3)	63.5 (61.2–65.7)
Stage at diagnosis
Local	94.2 (93.6–94.8)	89.2 (87.3–90.9)	94.4 (93.0–95.6)	90.9 (89.2–92.3)
Regional	76.8 (75.8–77.8)	66.1 (63.7–68.4)	72.5 (70.3–74.6)	72.4 (70.2–74.5)
Distant	19.7 (18.5–20.8)	13.1 (11.4–15.0)	16.1 (13.9–18.5)	17.0 (14.9–19.2)

Values in parentheses are 95% confidence interval.

SEER, Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results.