Research Article

Effects of Different Treatment Strategies and Tumor Stage on Survival of Patients with Advanced Laryngeal Carcinoma: A 15-Year Cohort Study

Table 1

Characteristics of study participants () and 1-, 3-, and 5-year survival among patients diagnosed with laryngeal cancer, South of Iran, 2000–2015.

CharacteristicCategoryAlive
(%)
Dead
(%)
Total
(%)
1-Year OS (%)3-Year
OS (%)
5-Year OS (%)

Age (year)<5056 (74.7)19 (25.3)75 (18.1)907970
50–70156 (62.9)92 (37.1)248 (59.8)826756
>7032 (34.8)60 (65.2)92 (22.2)723830

SexFemale13 (76.5)4 (23.5)17 (4.1)938360
Male231 (58.0)167 (42.0)398 (95.9)816152

T StageT3111 (68.9)50 (31.1)161 (38.8)847163
T4133 (52.3)121 (47.7)254 (61.2)805747

TreatmentRT or CRT24 (40)36 (60)60 (14.5)503729
Surgery + RT/CRT220 (62.0)135 (38.0)355 (85.5)866656

LocationSupraglottic68 (60.2)45 (39.8)113 (27.2)817054
Glottic123 (59.1)85 (40.9)208 (50.1)826257
Subglottic8 (61.5)5 (38.5)13 (3.1)1006942
Transglottic45 (55.6)36 (44.4)81 (19.5)765042

Stage3109 (69.9)47 (30.1)156 (37.6)857264
4135 (52.1)124 (47.9)259 (62.4)795746

Grade1126 (61.8)78 (38.2)204 (49.2)816457
292 (62.2)56 (37.8)148 (35.6)846856
326 (41.3)37 (58.7)63 (15.2)754332

Positive LNNo202 (62.2)123 (37.8)325 (78.3)836757
Yes42 (46.7)48 (53.3)90 (21.7)744739

OS, overall survival; RT, radiotherapy; CRT, chemoradiotherapy; CT, chemotherapy; LN, lymph node.