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What is Tubule Formation?

Tubule formation refers to the extent to which the tumor cells form normal glandular structures. It is assessed by examining the proportion of the tumor that shows tubular (glandular) differentiation.
Score 1: >75% tubule formation
Score 2: 10-75% tubule formation
Score 3:

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