… , vasculogenic mimicry (VM) is the formation of vascular … in tumor neovascularization, the
clinical relevance of this process … Considering the clinical relevance of VM and its association …

… To determine the clinical significance of VM in gliomas, we compared the presence of VM
with clinicopathological characteristics of the patients. Vasculogenic mimicry was detected …

… The purpose of this commentary is to examine the evidence for vasculogenic mimicry and
the reasons for our assessment. (Note: This commentary does not address the in vitro or …

… Two distinctive types of vasculogenic mimicry have been described. Vasculogenic mimicry
of the … Vasculogenic mimicry of the patterned matrix type in no way resembles blood vessels …

… that has emerged, called “vasculogenic mimicry,” also referred to as “vascular mimicry” (VM),
describes the de novo formation of perfusable, matrix-rich, vasculogenic-like networks by …

… vascular channels by aggressive and metastatic tumor cells is not strictly a vasculogenic event,
because true vasculogenesis … We therefore assigned the name “vasculogenic mimicry” to …

… endothelial cells, a process called vasculogenic mimicry (VM). The … Finally, we describe the
clinical significance of VM regarding … Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) was introduced in 1999 and …

… rise to vascular mimicry remain largely unknown. In this review, the triggers of vascular mimicry,
… key molecular interactions, as well as, in vivo models of vascular mimicry are discussed. …

… Although detection of MSI, K-ras, and other markers has shown clinical relevance, 30
there is still a need for new immunohistochemical approaches and gene profiling of colon …

… This review will discuss the diverse origins of ovarian cancer vascular cells and emphasize
their clinical relevance (in the hope of providing insight into the prognostic assessment of …