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Colorectal Cancer Life Expectancy: Factors & Statistics
Life expectancy for colorectal cancer varies by stage, type, overall health, and treatment. 5-year survival rates:
- Localized (confined to colon/rectum): ~90%
- Regional (spread to nearby lymph nodes): ~70%
- Distant (metastatic to liver, lungs, etc.): ~15%
These are estimates; individual outcomes vary. Advances in screening, surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation have improved survival. Regular screening and early diagnosis are crucial.
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