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Carcinoid Lung Cancer Life Expectancy: Factors and Prognosis
Life expectancy depends on cancer stage, patient age/health, and treatment received.
Stage-Based 5-Year Survival Rates
- Localized (Stage I): 70–90%
- Regional (Stage II): 60–80%
- Advanced (Stage III/IV): 20–40%
Other Factors
- Age and Health: Younger, healthier patients have better prognoses.
- Treatment: Surgical removal of localized tumors is often curative; adjuvant radiation/chemotherapy improves advanced-stage outcomes.
Statistics are averages; individual cases vary. Regular follow-up and communication with your healthcare team are essential.
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