Epidemiological survival predictors of cancer of the corpus uteri: a population-based analysis

Cancer of the corpus uteri (CCU) is one most common gynecological malignancies in high- and middleincome countries. The objective study was to evaluate factors predicting survival CCU patients over period 2000-2021 using data population-based cancer registry Arkhangelsk region. Material Methods . Cancer-specific (CSS) with for 2000-21 evaluated life tables Kaplan-Mayer methods a log-rank test. Cox proportional hazards regression model used assess effect prognostic on time. Results A total 3272 cases were selected analysis. 5-year rates improved from 70.6 % 2000-04 75.6 2015-19. In stage I, II, III, IV CUN, 90.8 (95 CI 89.3-92.0 %), 71.1 66.3-75.4 46.7 41.4-51.8 3.9 1.5-7.5 respectively; p<0.001. multivariate model, CCU, hazard ratios death respectively 2.69 (2.14-3.39), 5.73 (4.66-7.03), 20.26 (16.13-25.44) compared I. risk 2.0-2.7 times higher aggressive histological subtypes sarcomas that endometrioid adenocarcinoma; 2.0-2.8 older than 60 years younger patients, 1.3 rural urban (p<0.05). There no increase COVID-19 pandemic. Conclusion this study, we have found significantly affected by age place residence, which may indicate limited access some effective treatment requires further No increased during pandemic found.