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What was the survival rate for someone with wilms tumor in the 1960's? has it increased at all?
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Wilma: in 1960 the survival rate for favorable histology was 54 percent by 1965 it went upto 81 percent and currently is close to 99 percent and between 83 percent and 55 percent in the unfavorable histology group
Answered 11/30/2014
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