On the relationship of mast cells to various soft tissue tumours
C Baroni - British Journal of Cancer, 1964 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
C Baroni
British Journal of Cancer, 1964•ncbi.nlm.nih.govDISCUSSION From our study an opportunity arises to compare the mast cell counts in the
different soft tissue tumours collected. The general means for the three main orroups are
given; it is clear that the maximum number of mast cells was found in the vascular tumours. A
lower number occurred in the nerve sheath tumours and the lowest values were obtained for
the mesodermal tumours. The-facts mentioned above indicate that considering the number
of mast cells present in the tumour tissue, a general differentiation should be possible for the …
different soft tissue tumours collected. The general means for the three main orroups are
given; it is clear that the maximum number of mast cells was found in the vascular tumours. A
lower number occurred in the nerve sheath tumours and the lowest values were obtained for
the mesodermal tumours. The-facts mentioned above indicate that considering the number
of mast cells present in the tumour tissue, a general differentiation should be possible for the …
DISCUSSION
From our study an opportunity arises to compare the mast cell counts in the different soft tissue tumours collected. The general means for the three main orroups are given; it is clear that the maximum number of mast cells was found in the vascular tumours. A lower number occurred in the nerve sheath tumours and the lowest values were obtained for the mesodermal tumours. The-facts mentioned above indicate that considering the number of mast cells present in the tumour tissue, a general differentiation should be possible for the various kinds of soft tissue tumours.
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