RETROSPECTIVE STUDY ON THE INFLUENCING FACTORS OF SURVIVAL RATE AFTER TREATMENTS OF ORAL CANCER

구강암의 치료 후 생존율에 영향을 주는 인자에 대한 후향적 연구

Cho, Byung-Ho;Min, Seung-Ki;Oh, Seung-Hwan;Lee, Dong-Keun;Kim, Young-Gak
조병호;민승기;오승환;이동근;김용각

  • Published : 20020500

Abstract

The objective of this research is to find out the influencing factors to recur oral cancers. The outcomes of 85 patients(male: 62 patients, female: 23 patients) with oral cancer who were not treated any pre-operative radiotherapy, chemotherapy or previous oral surgery, other than routine dento-alveolar procedures and a recent diagnostic biopsy were analysed retrospectively. Actuarial (life tables) survival analysis showed the 5 year survival rate was 58%, 52% for male patients, 72% for female patients. The patients who were under 50 years old showed 71% of 5 year survival rate, 51% of 5 year survival rate were above 51 years old group. Patients who were treated with elective neck dissection showed better prognosis which were shown 73% of 5 year survival rate than not neck dissection which were reveal 45% of 5 year survival rate. In TNM stage of patients, advanced stage showed worse prognosis, but only N stage did not suggest to judge good prognosis. Most patients were treated under postoperative radiation therapy and showed better prognosis.

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