What are the Survival Rates for Lung Cancer? lungcancer cancer prognosis cancerresearch
Non-small cell lung cancer survival rate Stage 1 There are many different types of lung cancer, but the two main types are small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer . About 15% of lung cancers are SCLC, while 85% are NSCLC.
Stage 2 For stage 2A, it is projected that 36-46% will survive for at least five years or more after diagnosis if they receive treatment, while for stage 2 B, this figure is between 25% and 36%. Small cell lung cancer survival rate Small cell lung cancer is sometimes divided into two groups: limited disease, which describes cancer that has not yet spread beyond the lung, and extensive disease, where the cancer has spread beyond the lung.
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