Many factors come into play when looking at potential success in arm wrestling. The two largest are arm strength and technique. Minor factors, like arm length, muscle density, hand size, wrist endurance, and flexibility also can come into play. These become more consequential when 2 individuals are of similar strength.
Stage I cancers have a survival rate of 80-95 percent. Stage II tumors have survival rates ranging from 55 to 80 percent. A stage III colon cancer has about a 40 percent chance of cure and a patient with a stage IV tumor has only a 10 percent chance of a cure. Chemotherapy is used after surgery in many colon cancers which are stage II, III, and IV as it has been shown that it increases the survival rates.
1 Stage of the cancer â This is the most critical factor. 2  According to the National Cancer Institute*, survival for Stage I colon or rectal cancer is about 93 percent. 3  Survival for Stage II is between 72 and 85 percent and for Stage III, 44 and 83 percent.4  Chemotherapy may improve prognosis for Stage III cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute*, survival for Stage I colon or rectal cancer is about 93 percent. 2  Survival for Stage II is between 72 and 85 percent and for Stage III, 44 and 83 percent.