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Oral Cancer

Oral Cancer The statistics in this presentation are based on the Oral CancerStats report published in 2007. However, the incidence, mortality and survival statistics have been updated to reflect the latest available data.

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Oral Cancer

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  1. Oral Cancer The statistics in this presentation are based on the Oral CancerStats report published in 2007. However, the incidence, mortality and survival statistics have been updated to reflect the latest available data. For more information about UK cancer statistics please contact stats.team@cancer.org.uk or visit http://info.cancerresearchuk.org/cancerstats

  2. Table One: Numbers of new cases of oral cancer in the UK 2006

  3. Figure One: Number of new cases and rates by age, oral cancer, UK, 2006

  4. Figure Two: World age standardised* male incidence rates for cancer of the oral cavity and cancers of the pharynx excluding the nasopharynx in selected countries of the world, 2002 estimates * to the European standard population

  5. Figure Three: European age standardised* incidence rates, by sex, oral and pharyngeal cancer, EU countries, 2002 estimates * to the European standard population

  6. Figure Four: Age standardised* (European) incidence rates, by sex, oral cancer, Great Britain, 1975-2006 * to the European standard population

  7. Figure Five: Age-specific incidence rates, male oral cancer, Great Britain, 1975-2006

  8. Figure Seven: Percentage of South Asians in the UK that use any form of chewing tobacco, 2004

  9. Figure Eight: Relative risk of oral/pharyngeal cancer in males by alcohol/tobacco consumption using US measures

  10. Figure Nine:Alcohol consumption in the UK 1900-2000 per capita consumption of 100 per cent alcohol

  11. Table Three: Possible symptoms of oral cancer

  12. Table Four: Stage and 2 year crude survival, cancers of oral cavity and pharynx, South and West of England, 1996-2000

  13. Figure Ten: Comparison of age standardised* 5 year relative survival rates for patients diagnosed in 1991-1995 and 1996-1999, England and Wales. * to the European standard population

  14. Figure Eleven: Comparison of age standardised* 5 year relative survival rates for patients diagnosed in 1991-1995 and 1996-1999, England and Wales. * to the European standard population

  15. Figure Twelve: Five year relative survival by age, cancers of the oral cavity, oropharynx and tongue, 1996-99 patients, England and Wales

  16. Table Five: Comparison of survival in affluent and deprived patients, 1986-90, England and Wales

  17. Table Six: Numbers and rates of death, oral cancer, UK, by country, 2007

  18. Figure Thirteen: Numbers of deaths and age-specific mortality rates by sex, oral cancer, UK 2007

  19. Figure Fourteen: Trends in mortality for oral cancer in UK males 1971-2007 by age

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