Cancer Institute NSW
Cancer data and statistics
- All cancers statistics
- Bladder cancer statistics
- Bowel cancer statistics
- Brain cancer statistics
- Breast cancer statistics
- Cancer of unknown primary statistics
- Cervical cancer statistics
- Colon cancer statistics
- Gallbladder cancer statistics
- Head and neck cancer statistics
- Kidney cancer statistics
- Leukaemia statistics
- Lip cancer statistics
- Liver cancer statistics
- Lung cancer statistics
- Melanoma statistics
- Mesothelioma statistics
- Multiple myeloma statistics
- Myelodysplasia statistics
- Non-Hodgkin lymphoma statistics
- Oesophageal cancer statistics
- Ovarian cancer statistics
- Pancreatic cancer statistics
- Prostate cancer statistics
- Rectal cancer statistics
- Stomach cancer statistics
- Testicular cancer statistics
- Thyroid cancer statistics
- Uterine cancer statistics
Rectal cancer statistics
The rectum is part of the bowel or large intestine.
Rectal cancer is a type of bowel cancer.
The most common type of rectal cancer is adenocarcinoma which starts in gland cells.
Find below, statistics for rectal cancer in NSW. Incidence and mortality data are currently available up until 2017.
