[Survival rate in XXXX of salivary glands].

@entity1 @entity3975 @entity5 @entity2802 @entity3
OBJECTIVE: To study the clinico pathologic factors influencing postoperative survival rate in @entity3975 of salivary glands. METHODS: A retrospective study of seventy @entity1 with @entity3975 of salivary glands has been carried out. All cases underwent primary surgical resection in our hospital were followed up and clinicopathologic factors influencing the postoperative survival rate of @entity1 were investigated. Statistical analysis was conducted using a computer program (SPSS). The data were statistically treated according to the Kaplan-Meier method. The Log rank tests were employed to assess the statistical significance of various groups. RESULTS: The 3-, 5- and 10-year overall survival rate were 90.66%, 88.85% and 86.63%, respectively. The @entity1 with @entity5 ' diameter less than 4 cm, early clinical stage (stage I and II), well differentiated @entity5 cells, without lymph nodes involvement, without local recurrence and @entity3 after primary surgical resection had a long survival term. The @entity1 with @entity5 ' diameter more than 4 cm, with lymph nodes involvement, advanced clinical stage (stage III and IV), poor differentiated, with local recurrence and @entity3 after primary surgical resection demonstrated a short survival term. CONCLUSION: @entity2802 and clinical stage, the degree of differentiation, with or without local recurrence and @entity3 after primary surgical resection are the important factors influencing the postoperative survival time.
