MVD is a valuable parameter in both research and clinical settings for several reasons:
1. Tumor Angiogenesis: In oncology, high MVD is often associated with aggressive tumor growth and poor prognosis. Tumors require a robust blood supply to obtain nutrients and oxygen, and high MVD indicates active angiogenesis. 2. Cardiovascular Diseases: In cardiology, MVD can help assess the extent of ischemic damage and the efficacy of therapeutic interventions aimed at promoting angiogenesis. 3. Wound Healing: In pathology, evaluating MVD can provide insights into wound healing processes and the effectiveness of treatments designed to enhance blood flow to injured tissues.
