Histopathological examination can reveal numerous features of cancer, including:
Tumor grade: Indicates how much the cancer cells resemble normal cells, with higher grades being more aggressive. Tumor stage: Determines the extent of tumor spread within the body. Cell type: Identifies the specific type of cancer, such as adenocarcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma. Margins: Checks if the cancer has been completely removed during surgery. Presence of lymphovascular invasion: Indicates whether cancer cells have invaded blood vessels or lymphatics.
