Taking these advances into account, the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association have redefined a stroke as 'brain, spinal cord or retinal cell death attributable to ischaemia, based on pathological, imaging, other objective evidence, and/or clinical evidence' [ 3].
Assignment to the Catastrophic Illness classification requires a definitive diagnosis based on pathological findings or clinical evidence that is widely accepted as sufficient to make a diagnosis.
Currently, the evidence for choosing a treatment strategy based on pathological findings is scant.
Still, the evidence for choosing a treatment strategy based on pathological finding is scant.
Stage was based on pathological information or clinical information if pathology data were missing [ 19, 20].
Stage was based on pathological information; clinical information was used if pathology data were missing.
A definitive diagnosis is based on pathological, histological, and immunohistochemical findings.
The definitive diagnosis of XPN is based on pathological assessment after nephrectomy.
Currently outcome prediction in renal cell carcinoma is largely based on pathological stage and tumor grade.
