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What Is the Prognostic Value of Histological Examination?

Histological examination provides valuable prognostic information, including:
Tumor grade: Indicates how aggressive the tumor is and helps guide treatment decisions.
Margins: Assessment of surgical margins can determine if the tumor has been completely excised.
Biomarkers: Identification of specific biomarkers can predict response to targeted therapies.

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