No Tumor Invasion of Adjacent Tissue: Pathological Significance and Prognostic Implications
1. Introduction: Interpreting Tissue Containment The pathological declaration of no tumor invasion of adjacent tissue is a distinctly reassuring finding in clinical oncology. This precise histological assessment confirms that a cluster of neoplastic cells remains strictly confined to its anatomical compartment of origin and has not breached the connective tissue boundaries to infiltrate neighboring organs … Read more
