Colon Cancer Stage I Survival Rates
The chart below shows the five-year survival rates for patients diagnosed with Stage I colon cancer between 1998 and 2002 and for five years, according to the National Cancer Data Base Survival Reports.
- SCCA patients are represented by the red line. Their five-year survival rate was 81 percent from the time they were first diagnosed by SCCA. Note that only patients who received all of their care at SCCA are included.
- Patients from the other types of treatment centers—Community Cancer Centers, Comprehensive Community Cancer Centers, and Academic/Research Hospitals—are represented by blue, green, and yellow lines. Their five-year survival rates were between 73 and 78 percent.
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