… been made to improve the pathologic staging of large bowel carcinoma.'-' The use of clinical
findings to supplement the histologic observations in staging large bowel carcinoma was …

… are tied more closely to baseline or postoperative disease stage. … in prognostic knowledge,
we aimed to examine the prognostic utility of pathologic stage as compared with clinical stage …

… and advanced-stage OSCC. In this case, we encourage future studies to explore the
prognostic value of pathologic grade separately by stage. Histopathological evaluation should be …

… stage is the most important prognostic parameter. The predictive value of tumour stage, … of
new subclassifications of colorectal cancer with prognostic value. In search of new markers for …

… pathological stage demonstrates a need for new prognostic … likely to result in a ‘stage
migration’ to node-negative disease… staging systems to improve risk stratification of early-stage …

… women with stage IIIB disease who had <10 lymph nodes removed for pathological examination
… determine the prognostic impact of initial clinical stage in patients who achieve a pCR. …

… prognostic value of CEA differs according to the histological type of lung cancer. Patients
with p-stage I adenocarcinoma and a high preoperative CEA value … with p-stage I squamous …

… metastasization have high prognostic value in squamous cell … itive node were found to be
prognostic. An intranodal metastasis … with Stage II (no positive lymph nodes) and Stage IVB (…

… Moreover, nearly 20–30% of early stage patients without … greatly improved the pathologic
staging of solid neoplasms, … even improve the accuracy of nodal staging compared to routine …

… Patients with a normal BMI who had pathologic Stage pT3 or greater and developed metastasis
within 19 months of surgery had the worst prognosis, with a disease-specific death rate …