Prognostication and therapeutic evaluation of urothelial carcinomas significantly depends on the depth of invasion.
The primary tumor (T) is defined by the depth of invasion into the wall of the esophagus and adjacent structures.
The effective permeability distribution and the depth of invasion are the keys to estimating the damage caused by fluid invasion.
To determine the role of angiogenesis in lymph node metastasis and the depth of invasion in early tongue cancer.
Management decisions are based on tumour size, necrosis, depth of invasion, mitosis and angiolymphatic invasion.
Depth of invasion is key when staging tumours in the oral cavity.
Risk factors for recurrence include histological features, depth of invasion and nodal status [4, 26].
Moreover maspin expression showed a negative association with histologic grade, depth of invasion, metastasis, and TNM stage.
CA19-9 has a positive correlation with depth of invasion, nodal involvement, and peritoneal metastasis in gastric adenocarcinoma [26, 27].
The potential for primary melanomas to metastasize increases with the depth of invasion.
Moreover, invasion profiles, which reflect the average depth of invasion (Figure 6B), confirmed the invasion characteristics of the different genotypes.
