Morphometric study of liver cell nuclei in hepatomas using an interactive computer technique: (i) nuclear size and shape
AUTOR(ES)
Jagoe, Roger
RESUMO
Liver cells from 20 normal livers and 20 hepatomas have been studied in histological sections using an interactive computer method which measures nuclear size and shape. The variables which gave best discrimination between malignant and benign nuclei were the standard deviations of nuclear shape measurements. Though the liver is an ideal tissue for computer study it is considered that such measurements may act as a model for analysis of nuclei of other tissues.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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