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Immunohistochemically measured microvessel density (MVD) has been applied to quantitate the angiogenesis in breast cancer.

In addition, CD34 immunohistochemical analysis was used for measuring microvessel density (MVD) of the tumor tissues.

Curcumin ameliorated hepatic angiogenesis, as assessed by measuring microvessel density using Von Willebrand factor staining and by examining the expression of the endothelial cell markers CD31 and vascular endothelial growth factor receptor (VEGFR -2 in the liVEGFR -2

Other approaches include measuring microvessel density or circulating endothelial cells.

Three of the 20 articles [ 14, 45, 47] examined potential causes of between-study heterogeneity; for example, Trivella et al. [ 14] perform subgroup analyses according to the method of measuring microvessel density.

Tumor angiogenesis can be investigated in several ways: (i) by measuring microvessel densities (MVDs) or microvessel areas (MVAs) in tumor tissues, (ii) by quantifying angiogenic molecules or angiogenic receptors within tumor tissues, or (iii) by measuring angiogenic factor levels in serum and urine of cancer patients [ 21- 25].

The activity of tumor's angiogenesis can be assessed by measuring microvessels density in its tissue.

Thus, although we did not measure microvessel density in this study, it may be necessary in large scale to elucidate a possible role of VEGFR-3 in lymphangiogenesis.

Immunohistochemistry was used to quantify microvessel density and apoptosis.

Tumour slices were additionally stained with CD-31 antibody to quantify microvessel density (MVD).

Defining a hot spot to be a circle of radius 200 μm with at least 5 microvessels, and using a previously measured mean microvessel density of 1 microvessel/mm2, we find good agreement of the fractional probability of at least one hot spot in different regions of the breast with the observed invasive tumor occurrence.