A Comparative and Evaluative Study of Two Cytological Grading Systems in Breast Carcinoma with Histological Grading: An Important Prognostic Factor

<div>Infiltrating ductal carcinoma histological grade I—predominantly tubular differentiation, mild variability in nuclear size and shape, and uniformly dispersed nuclear chromatin. Inset (Robinson’s cytological grade I): loosely cohesive cluster of monomorphic ductal epithelial cells exhibiting mild nucleomegaly (1-2 times the size of erythrocytes), smooth nuclear margins with small nucleoli (H&amp;E, ×100; inset: PAP, ×400).</div>

Analytical Cellular Pathology

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Figure 1: A Comparative and Evaluative Study of Two Cytological Grading Systems in Breast Carcinoma with Histological Grading: An Important Prognostic Factor 

Figure 1 | A Comparative and Evaluative Study of Two Cytological Grading Systems in Breast Carcinoma with Histological Grading: An Important Prognostic Factor 