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 II—exhibiting cords and islands with tubular differentiation, mild variation in nuclear size and shape, vesicular nucleus, and conspicuous nucleoli. Inset—less cohesive cluster of tumor cells with moderate pleomorphism, moderate nucleomegaly (3-4 times the size of erythrocytes), slight irregularity in nuclear envelope, and conspicuous nucleoli (Robinson’s cytological grade II) (H&amp;E, ×100; inset: PAP, ×400).</div>

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Figure 2: A Comparative and Evaluative Study of Two Cytological Grading Systems in Breast Carcinoma with Histological Grading: An Important Prognostic Factor 

Figure 2 | A Comparative and Evaluative Study of Two Cytological Grading Systems in Breast Carcinoma with Histological Grading: An Important Prognostic Factor 