FünfJahresÜberlebensraten
FünfJahresÜberlebensraten, often translated as five-year survival rates, is a statistical measure used in medicine, particularly in oncology, to describe the percentage of patients who are still alive five years after a diagnosis of a specific disease. This metric is a crucial indicator for assessing the effectiveness of treatments and the prognosis of a particular condition. It is important to note that the FünfJahresÜberlebensrate does not mean that a patient will only live for five years. Many patients survive much longer, and some may even be cured.
These rates are typically calculated based on large groups of patients with the same type and stage
FünfJahresÜberlebensraten are often presented for different stages of a disease. For example, a cancer with a