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Specific Cancers: Laryngeal Cancer
Understanding Your Diagnosis

What Are the 5-Year Survival Rates for Laryngeal Cancer?

These are the 5-year survival rates for each site of laryngeal cancer from the National Cancer Database. If you have recently been diagnosed, you may have a more favorable outlook because of treatment improvements. Your survival rate also depends on the location of the cancer.

5-year Survival Rates for Cancer in the Supraglottis

  • Stage I cancer is 83%.

  • Stage II cancer is 70%.

  • Stage III cancer is 57%.

  • Stage IV cancer is 43%.

5-year Survival Rates for Cancer in the Glottis

  • Stage I cancer is 65%.

  • Stage II cancer is 62%.

  • Stage III cancer is 55%.

  • Stage IV cancer is 37%.

5-year Survival Rates for Cancer in the Subglottis

  • Stage I cancer is 54%.

  • Stage II cancer is 68%.

  • Stage III cancer is 53%.

  • Stage IV cancer is 36%.

5-year Survival Rates for Cancer in the Hypopharynx

  • Stage I cancer is 41%.

  • Stage II cancer is 36%.

  • Stage III cancer is 36%.

  • Stage IV cancer is 10%.

Online Medical Reviewer: Carr, Ellen RN, MSN, AOCN
Online Medical Reviewer: Lee, Nancy MD
Date Last Reviewed: 10/26/2005
Date Last Modified: 2/1/2006
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