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The chart below shows the relative five-year survival rates for patients diagnosed at RPCI from 2000-2004, a period for which national comparison data are available. Most patients with stage II or III prostate cancer will die from some other cause.

This chart reveals a five-year survival benefit for patients treated at RPCI across all stages of disease, which reflects the quality of care provided.

5-Year Survival, All Prostate Cancers
Prostate Survival Outcomes 5-Year Survival, All Prostate Cancers

 

The chart below shows the relative five-year survival rates for patients diagnosed at RPCI from 2000-2004, a period for which national comparison data are available. Most patients with stage II or III prostate cancer will die from some other cause.

This chart reveals a five-year survival benefit for patients treated at RPCI across all stages of disease, which reflects the quality of care provided.

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