What is the 10-year relapse-free survival (RFS) for stage 2 follicular lymphoma with a FLIPI score of 0, C1 subtype, T-cell rich, and Ki-67 of 10-20%?
This is a very specific combination of factors, and the available data doesn't go into that level of detail for a precise 10-year RFS figure. However, here's what is known Show Full Answer
What is the 10-year relapse-free survival (RFS) for stage 2 follicular lymphoma with a FLIPI score of 0, C1 subtype, T-cell rich, and Ki-67 of 10-20%?
This is a very specific combination of factors, and the available data doesn't go into that level of detail for a precise 10-year RFS figure. However, here's what is known about your profile's individual factors:
Stage 2 + FLIPI 0 (Low Risk)
- Five-year survival rate for stage 2 follicular lymphoma is around 90%
- A FLIPI score of 0 places someone in the low-risk group, which carries a 5-year survival rate of about 91%
- These are very favorable indicators
What FLIPI 0 Means for Longer-Term Outlook
- 10-year overall survival across all follicular lymphoma stages ranges from 76% to 83%
- Low-risk patients generally sit at the better end of that range
Ki-67 10-20%
- This indicates a slow-growing lymphoma, which is a positive sign for long-term management
The C1 subtype and T-cell rich classification are more specialized markers that require a detailed conversation with a hematologist or oncologist, as they can influence treatment decisions and prognosis in ways that go beyond general statistics.
A specialist familiar with your full pathology report will be best placed to give a personalized RFS estimate.
August 20
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