First international consensus on the methodology of lymphangiogenesis quantification in solid human tumours.

The lymphatic system is the primary pathway of metastasis for most human cancers. Recent research efforts in studying lymphangiogenesis have suggested the existence of a relationship between lymphatic vessel density and patient survival. However, current methodology of lymphangiogenesis quantificati...

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Main Authors: Van der Auwera, I, Cao, Y, Tille, J, Pepper, MS, Jackson, D, Fox, S, Harris, A, Dirix, L, Vermeulen, P
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2006
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author Van der Auwera, I
Cao, Y
Tille, J
Pepper, MS
Jackson, D
Fox, S
Harris, A
Dirix, L
Vermeulen, P
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Cao, Y
Tille, J
Pepper, MS
Jackson, D
Fox, S
Harris, A
Dirix, L
Vermeulen, P
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description The lymphatic system is the primary pathway of metastasis for most human cancers. Recent research efforts in studying lymphangiogenesis have suggested the existence of a relationship between lymphatic vessel density and patient survival. However, current methodology of lymphangiogenesis quantification is still characterised by high intra- and interobserver variability. For the amount of lymphatic vessels in a tumour to be a clinically useful parameter, a reliable quantification technique needs to be developed. With this consensus report, we therefore would like to initiate discussion on the standardisation of the immunohistochemical method for lymphangiogenesis assessment.
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spelling oxford-uuid:72f077b4-316e-4f2e-b109-7296150447cf2022-03-26T19:53:21ZFirst international consensus on the methodology of lymphangiogenesis quantification in solid human tumours.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:72f077b4-316e-4f2e-b109-7296150447cfEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2006Van der Auwera, ICao, YTille, JPepper, MSJackson, DFox, SHarris, ADirix, LVermeulen, PThe lymphatic system is the primary pathway of metastasis for most human cancers. Recent research efforts in studying lymphangiogenesis have suggested the existence of a relationship between lymphatic vessel density and patient survival. However, current methodology of lymphangiogenesis quantification is still characterised by high intra- and interobserver variability. For the amount of lymphatic vessels in a tumour to be a clinically useful parameter, a reliable quantification technique needs to be developed. With this consensus report, we therefore would like to initiate discussion on the standardisation of the immunohistochemical method for lymphangiogenesis assessment.
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Tille, J
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Jackson, D
Fox, S
Harris, A
Dirix, L
Vermeulen, P
First international consensus on the methodology of lymphangiogenesis quantification in solid human tumours.
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