Prognostic significance of steroid hormone receptors and histopathological characterization of human breast cancer
Summary Since breast cancer is a heterogeneous disease, evaluation of prognosis is an obvious problem. The prognostic significance of several pathological criteria including tumor grading according to WHO, steroid hormone receptor status, histological tumor type, tumor size, and axillary lymph node...
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