Background The clinicopathological classification was proposed in the St. Gallen Consensus Report 2011. We conducted a retrospective analysis of breast cancer subtypes, tumor-nodal-metastatic (TNM) staging, and hist...Background The clinicopathological classification was proposed in the St. Gallen Consensus Report 2011. We conducted a retrospective analysis of breast cancer subtypes, tumor-nodal-metastatic (TNM) staging, and histopathological grade to investigate the value of these parameters in the treatment strategies of invasive breast cancer.展开更多
The dynamic process of wound healing has various phases,and the knowledge of which is essential for identification of the pathology involved in a chronic intractable wound.Various instruments for the assessment of wou...The dynamic process of wound healing has various phases,and the knowledge of which is essential for identification of the pathology involved in a chronic intractable wound.Various instruments for the assessment of wound healing have been described,primarily for clinical assessment of the wound.However,very few instruments are currently available for histological grading of the wound.The aim of this article is to review all available literature from 1993 to 2014 on the objective histological scoring of the state of wound healing.This review article emphasizes the importance of histological grading of wounds based on the different parameters from each phase of wound healing and the need for an ideal grading system in order to help assessment of wound status.The parameter chosen in an experimental model should be defined by the scientific question,the underlying hypothesis and the pathogenesis of the disease.展开更多
文摘Background The clinicopathological classification was proposed in the St. Gallen Consensus Report 2011. We conducted a retrospective analysis of breast cancer subtypes, tumor-nodal-metastatic (TNM) staging, and histopathological grade to investigate the value of these parameters in the treatment strategies of invasive breast cancer.
文摘The dynamic process of wound healing has various phases,and the knowledge of which is essential for identification of the pathology involved in a chronic intractable wound.Various instruments for the assessment of wound healing have been described,primarily for clinical assessment of the wound.However,very few instruments are currently available for histological grading of the wound.The aim of this article is to review all available literature from 1993 to 2014 on the objective histological scoring of the state of wound healing.This review article emphasizes the importance of histological grading of wounds based on the different parameters from each phase of wound healing and the need for an ideal grading system in order to help assessment of wound status.The parameter chosen in an experimental model should be defined by the scientific question,the underlying hypothesis and the pathogenesis of the disease.