Research Article
Cordia lutea L. Flowers: A Promising Medicinal Plant as Chemopreventive in Induced Prostate Carcinogenesis in Rats
Table 4
Histopathological analysis of prostate tissue in rats with prostate cancer and treated with Cordia lutea for 5 months.
| Group | Lumen | Epithelium | Layers | LG-PIN | HG-PIN |
| NS | Regular | Cubic | 1 | Negative | Negative | Induced cancer | Papillary | Columnar | >5 | Positive ++/+++ | Positive ++/+++ | Cordia lutea 50 mg/kg | Papillary | Columnar | 2–3 | Positive ++/+++ | Positive +/+++ | Cordia lutea 250 mg/kg | Papillary | Columnar | 2–3 | Positive +/+++ | Negative | Cordia lutea 500 mg/kg | Papillary | Columnar | 1–2 | Negative | Negative |
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NS = normal saline. HG-PIN = high-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia. LG-PIN = low-grade prostatic intraepithelial neoplasia.
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