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Overall Survival based on 8thEdition N criteria that incorporate ENE as a prognostic factor
Overall Survival based on 8th edition N-Stage criteria that incorporate ENE as a prognostic factor
Overall survival based on 8th Edition T-Stage criteria (MSKCC-PMH Data)
Overall survival comparisons between adjacent stage categories
Overall survival graph and 2- and 5-year overall survival rates for 8th Edition pathological stages (From Goldstraw P et al
OALs
Observed melanoma-related overall Kaplan-Meier survival rates for metastatic primary choroidal and ciliary body melanomas
Observed survival rates for 21,904 cases with carcinoma of the corpus uterus
Ocular surface squamous neoplasia
Okuda staging system
Oncotype Dx(Register TradeMark)
Oral cancer
Orbital Sarcoma
Osteosarcoma of the pelvis (including the sacrum) by stage (6th Edition) (Data from NCDB, 2002-2008)
Ovary and primary peritoneal carcinoma
Overall survival (OS) by tumor size among Stage I SEER study patients
Overall survival according to clinical T-category, AJCC 7th edition
Overall survival according to M1a descriptors
Overall survival according to pathological N-category, AJCC 7th edition
Overall survival according to the N descriptors for clinically staged tumors (From Asamura et al
Overall survival according to the proposed T categories for the 8th Edition of the TNM classification for clinically staged T1-T4N0M0 tumors
Overall survival according to “best stage” N-category, AJCC 8th edition
Overall survival according to “best” overall stage, AJCC 8th edition
Overall survival according to “best” overall stage, AJCC 8th edition, for cases with non-epithelioid histology
Overall Survival based on 7th Edition AJCC/UICC stage groupings using 8th edition T and N criteria
Overall survival based on 8thEdition N criteria (MSKCC-PMH Data)
Overall survival based on 8th Edition N-Stage criteria (MSKCC-PMH Data)
Overall Survival based on 8th edition T-Stage criteria
Overall Survival based on Kaplan Meier methods were used to perform cancer-specific analyses predicting overall survival as the endpoint on a population of oral cavity cancer patients from MSKCC and PMH
Overall survival graph and 2- and 5-year overall survival rates for 8th Edition clinical stages (From Goldstraw P et al