How Does Morphology Impact Prognosis and Treatment?
The morphological characteristics of a cancer can provide valuable insights into its aggressiveness and potential behavior. For example, cancers with high-grade features such as significant pleomorphism and high mitotic activity tend to be more aggressive and may require intensive treatment. Conversely, low-grade cancers with more normal-looking cells and fewer mitotic figures often have a better prognosis and may respond well to less aggressive therapies.
